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How To Raise A Thinking Child
Dr. Myrna Shure — Raising a thinking child
Parents can learn a simple set of skills that teach children how to resolve conflicts and think for themselves, involving changing statements into questions for your child. Asking questions helps children become thinking, feeling human beings that don't want to hurt themselves or others. Parents can prevent their children from tuning out by having a dialogue with them rather than a monologue. Her books |
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Psychologist
Myrna Shure says children who are aware of their feelings
are less likely to resort to violence and self-destruction.
"Thinking children" are happier and act out less because
they feel compassion and empathy. 
