by Steve Biddulph, trans. by Sunyong Chon
Korean title: Aiege Haengbogul Chunun Pigyol

size: 210*148mm; 222 pages. publisher: Book House, 1999.


About this book

Most parent-child relationships suffer from the same mutual lack of communication and understanding, which can be a major obstacle in raising happy and healthy children. In The Secret of Happy Children, world-renowned psychologist and family counselor Steve Biddulph gathers together over two decades of knowledge and insight to reveal what is really happening inside your kids' minds and what you should do about it. With unparalleled clarity, common sense, and warmth, Biddulph walks you step-by-step through parent-child communication from babyhood to teens. His sensible and often humorous advice will give you the confidence to be more yourself as a parent-stronger, more loving, more definite, more relaxed. Biddulph covers a wide variety of issues important to your children's - and your - happiness.
The Secret of Happy Children will help you let go of old, negative approaches and open the lines of communication, freeing up more energy to enjoy your kids and your own life.


About the author

Steve Biddulph, a family psychologist for over twenty years, lives with his family in both the UK and Australia. His books, including Manhood, Raising Boys, and , are in two million homes around the world.


This book is written in Korean only.

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