Parents and Children: The DNA of Love

The book is dedicated to understanding and accepting the natural stages of children growing up in order to preserve family harmony. This is a practical guide for parents who want to raise emotionally healthy individuals. At a certain moment, a child begins to show disobedience, say “no,” and be capricious, which can leave parents feeling helpless and doubting their skills. It’s important to realize that this is part of a normal process of forming a personality. Every family encounters similar stages of growing up. The author shares advice on how to perceive and support the child during this time while maintaining trusting relationships with both the partner and the little one. The book discusses three main stages of growing up: from 0 to 3 years—developing basic independence and understanding emotions; from 3 to 6 years—developing emotional intelligence and personal boundaries; from 6 to 9 years—developing an inner world and accepting oneself. If you’re reading this book, then you’ve already taken a conscious step to be there for your child— not only by raising them, but also by growing together with them. Wishing you success. Respectfully, Mark Barton.