Cum să comunicăm în mod nonviolent cu copiii

This book shows how parents and children can talk without blame. It helps them avoid fights for control. Florence Millot sets out four steps. First, note what happens, then name how you feel. Next, state your needs and make clear requests. This guide helps parents use these skills in daily life. They can use them at home, at school, and with friends.

Sample talks use words that adults and children can grasp. Games and tasks let families practise these skills together. Six stories help teach the skills, with art by Marianne Barcilon. She has spent decades as an artist and children's author.

Children learn to sort out feelings and find their needs. They learn to take charge of how they feel. They do this without blame. They learn to listen with care and ask without shouting. The book looks at bonds between brothers and sisters. It shows how to ask for comfort and help with school problems.

Parents learn to share feelings without blame and speak without shouting. Millot shows ways to respond when children will not talk. She covers fights between brothers and sisters. She also shows how to accept “no” without taking offence. Parents can trust their gut and respect other views. They can still set limits. The book asks adults to review how they speak.

Millot is a child psychologist. She works with feelings and how families talk. Her approach to teaching links the head, heart, and body. She leads a training summit for those who work with young children. She gives talks and runs workshops across France. She has written 30 books on raising children and personal growth. She also shares her work through the media regularly. This book is a translation in the PsyConnect series.