What to do if...

The school curriculum includes a course on life safety, but these lessons teach safety rules in special extreme situations that happen rarely: fire, earthquake, hostage-taking. And smaller troubles that happen to children all the time: meeting an angry dog, conflicts with peers, fear of a monster from a scary movie - are not covered in textbooks, and even adults often think they are not serious. But for a small person, these are important problems, and children need to know how to act in such situations. The first part of the book is devoted to such issues. And the second part is about those questions that arise in slightly older children. Here we are talking not only and not so much about fighting fear, but also about making decisions, about responsibility. For small children, aware of their weakness in the huge world, the main thing is to cope with anxiety so that fear does not interfere with learning new things. For schoolchildren, it is more important to be able to assess the risks and know that sometimes it is still worth being afraid. And it is important for parents to be able to make their child feel: the family is on his side, it is a reliable rear and the best guarantee of safety.

Author: Lyudmila Vladimirovna Petranovskaya
Year of release: 2012
Publisher: Avanta
Pages: 288
Cover type: Hardcover
ISBN: 978-5-98-986650-2