Baby, (don't) cry. To parents about children's tears

Why do people have tears? Why do babies, preschoolers, younger schoolchildren and teenagers cry? What causes baby crying? Should you always soothe your baby when he cries? How to help her get through grief? Does a "real man" have the right to cry? And in general, is crying harmful or useful? You will find answers to urgent parenting questions in this book. You will also get acquainted with psychological practices, analysis of situations from the experience of parents and simple algorithms for actions in difficult situations related to children's tears. We cry from happiness, grief, despair, physical pain, and internal triggers that are not always known to the general public. Tears are a visible iceberg, the base of which lies somewhere deep in the ocean of the soul. The task of this book is to help parents correctly decipher the causes of children's tears, besides, it is easy to do this at any age of the child - from birth to the older teenage period.

Inside, parents will find answers to numerous questions about children's tears:

- Why can't a child be forbidden to cry?
- Gender differences. Do boys and girls cry differently?
- What is white noise?
- Kindergarten as a source of tears, and much more.

The book will teach you to accept children's feelings, to listen and help in time, to react in such a way that, on the one hand, you do not prevent the child from expressing his emotions, and on the other hand, to allow him to feel parental support. Open the book and immerse yourself in the world of children's emotions to better understand them!