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Book details
  • Genre:FAMILY & RELATIONSHIPS
  • SubGenre:Parenting / General
  • Language:English
  • Pages:317
  • eBook ISBN:9789671266014

Parenting 2.0

Empowering Moms & Dads in Raising Resilient Children in Digital Age

by Ko Teik Yen

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Overview
How can we instill self-discipline without the need to shout or nag? How can we teach our children sense of responsibility without turning them into rebellious teenagers? How can we empower our children and get them to respect others at the same time? How can we train our children to be resourceful without turning them into manipulative, cunning little creatures? How can we cultivate resilience in our children without creating resentment and low self-worthiness? Ko Teik Yen aka TYKo is a parent and practicing Clinical Hypnotherapist who conducts workshops and seminars on parenting skills and related emotional, psychological and behavioural issues. He speaks regularly at local and international events. He works with children, adolescents, parents and adults in his daily clinical practice too. Modern parents have become the new SANDWICH generation, squeezed between their work, children, and aging parents while grappling to shield their children from the invasion of digital technology right in their home. In Parenting 2.0, TYKo looks into the changing world of parenting and questions if we are heading in the right direction? By sifting through the latest evidence in brain science and child development and with his personal experience as a therapist and as a parent; TYKo has discovered how parents can be guided with mindfulness and compassion as well as insights from the research in human development and brain science to the way forward.
Description
How can we instill self-discipline without the need to shout or nag? How can we teach our children sense of responsibility without turning them into rebellious teenagers? How can we empower our children and get them to respect others at the same time? How can we train our children to be resourceful without turning them into manipulative, cunning little creatures? How can we cultivate resilience in our children without creating resentment and low self-worthiness? Ko Teik Yen aka TYKo is a parent and practicing Clinical Hypnotherapist who conducts workshops and seminars on parenting skills and related emotional, psychological and behavioural issues. He speaks regularly at local and international events. He works with children, adolescents, parents and adults in his daily clinical practice too. Modern parents have become the new SANDWICH generation, squeezed between their work, children, and aging parents while grappling to shield their children from the invasion of digital technology right in their home. In Parenting 2.0, TYKo looks into the changing world of parenting and questions if we are heading in the right direction? By sifting through the latest evidence in brain science and child development and with his personal experience as a therapist and as a parent; TYKo has discovered how parents can be guided with mindfulness and compassion as well as insights from the research in human development and brain science to the way forward.
About the author
Ko Teik Yen aka TYKo is a parent and practicing Clinical Hypnotherapist that conducts workshops, seminars regularly on parenting skills and related emotional, psychological and behavioural problems. He feels that modern parents have now become the new sandwich generation, squeezed between their children and aging parents while struggle to protect their children from the invasion of digital technology right in their home. Hence, in Parenting 2.0, TYKo looks into the changing world of parenting and childhood and asks whether we are heading in the right direction. By sifting through the latest research around the world and with his direct experience with parents, teenagers and children as a therapist and parent – in search of a formula that works in the 21st century. In doing so, TYKo discovers how parents can be guided with mindfulness, compassion, insights into brain and behavioural science as well as learning totrust and integrate with own parental instincts, as the way forward for us all.