Getting On With Others: How To Teach Your Child Essential Social Skills Adolescence thoughtful strategy for guiding children

thoughtful strategy for guiding children through all the turning points on the way to adulthood - the "whens" and "hows" of adolescence

medical and dietary concerns

This book addresses the emotional turmoil that surrounds letting go

significant revision of this classic

and advocates consistent parental responsiveness to babies' dependency needs

Getting On With Others: How To Teach Your Child Essential Social Skills Adolescence thoughtful strategy for guiding childrenSchool teachers know one thing to be true: that cooperative children do better at school and in life. Such children learn to make friends, manage their emotions and solve problems with others. In Getting On With Others, clinical psychologist John Cooper identifies three skills as being essential building blocks for children: developing cooperative behaviour, acquiring basic social skills and solving social problems. He shows how parents can teach