child psychology

Provides real-life situations faced by parents and offers advice and techniques to help in solving these situations.

A reference guide for parents that discusses emotional, behavioral, and cognitive development in children from birth through preadolescence; includes information on day-to-day development, normal and abnormal behavior, finding professional help, and other related topics.

This book is a collection of stories of young girls who have to deal with traumatic problems including depression, substance abuse, or the death of a loved one and who learn that they are valuable people who deserve love and support.

Identifies and describes sixteen habits of thought displayed by intelligent people in response to problems, including persisting, listening with understanding and empathy, thinking flexibly, striving for accuracy, applying past knowledge, and finding humor.

Provides practical guidance for children on dealing with such feelings as anger, jealousy, sadness, and loneliness.