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In a time of great changes in the family dynamic, this book is dedicated to grandparents, whose tendency is to spoil--a word that can have different connotations. When used as an expression of love and unconditional acceptance, it nourishes and strengthens a grandchild's emotional well-being. Spending time with grandparents becomes a treat rather than a chore. But when the spoiling begins to get out of hand, a lack of self-control, no limits when it comes to disrespect, or acting against the wishes of the parents--this type of spoiling is harmful. Grandparents who spoil in this manner contribute to the development of demanding, fussy, rude grandchildren. In a society in which mothers more and more commonly work and grandparents play an increasingly important role in child care, being a grandparent offers a second chance to love in a mature, generous, yet responsible manner.
A propos de l'auteur
Rosa Barocio is certified in Montessori education and Waldorf education and has more than 30 years of experience working with children, training teachers, directing schools, and advising parents. She holds conferences and workshops in Mexico, the United States, and Europe. She is the author of
Conoce tu temperamento y mejora tus relaciones,
Explora tus emociones para avanzar en la vida, and the Disciplina con amor series, which includes
Disciplina con amor en el aula,
Disciplina con amor para adolescentes, and
Disciplina con amor tu temperamento.
