Problemsolve together to find solutions from "summary" of How to Talk So Kids Will Listen & Listen So Kids Will Talk by Adele Faber,Elaine Mazlish
When facing a problem with your child, it can be helpful to work together to find a solution. This approach involves acknowledging the issue at hand and then collaborating on possible ways to address it. By involving your child in the problem-solving process, you are not only teaching them valuable skills, but also fostering a sense of teamwork and cooperation. One key aspect of this concept is to listen to your child's perspective and ideas. By actively listening to what they have to say, you are showing them that their thoughts and feelings are important. This can help them feel more invested in finding a solution and can lead to more effective ...
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