How will you raise independent and happy individuals who can harmoniously integrate into society? What builds confidence and security? How will you handle your child's primal emotions that will inevitably turn against you?

This illustrated book is a guide for the days of differences, a challenge to dare to look at your own childhood years. It will show you how to avoid losing your composure and what to do when chaos surrounds you. But above all, it will show you how to create and maintain the bond between you and your child.

The fruit of decades of research and practical experience by renowned psychologist and family counselor Hedvig Montgomery, the first book in the five-volume series examines the parental role at all stages of child development, focusing on the challenges parents face and the strategies they can adopt to better understand their child's behavior.

Because "good parents are not born, but most can become good, and certainly, everyone can become better." Hedvig Montgomery comes to guide and reassure every parent. In a direct and friendly manner, she provides explanations and numerous tips to tackle and also bypass the pitfalls of every age.

Christina Rasidakis, Psychologist – Psychotherapist