A Child's Emotional Intelligence and the Common Sense of Their Parents

We all want our children to take a worthy place in society. That’s why we try to give them the best. Often, from the most well-meaning intentions, we develop only their intellectual abilities—we even start teaching a baby to read and count. And at the same time, we follow the rule: “Emotions have no place in life; what matters are knowledge, skills, and habits.” But this often doesn’t lead to success. Scientists have proven that for a harmonious development, it’s not enough to improve only a person’s IQ. There is also the realm of feelings and emotions—about which we usually don’t even suspect the enormous potential. In this audio book, leading Russian psychologists will explain what emotional intelligence is, how it can improve the quality of life, open new horizons in raising and developing your children. Engaging exercises will help you form the skill of managing your own emotional state.