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Supplier's Name Thai Ha Author Michael Thompson, Catherine O'Neill Grace, Lawrence J.Cohen Translator Khanh Thuy Publishing House Year 2020 Number of pages 281 INTRODUCTION BOOK No Disturbulence When Your Child Make Friends - Understand Child's Social Life No panic when your child makes friends talk about the importance of social life to children, the inevitably trend of children such as causing trouble and rejecting friends of peers, as well as the strength of friendship. Every day, teachers and parents see their children's relationships with their own eyes. We see you isolated; listen to the evil chatter; and see you miss your friends. So whether beautiful or melancholy, the memories of our own childhood relationships suddenly come back to the mind. However, it is not always a suitable guide for us to know how to guide them. In fact, scars from high school often cause us to worry, hesitate and haunt our own children during adulthood. In fact, you'll have to learn to face and adapt to the best way. Very few adults understand the nature of: Young children hurt each other's emotions, or children tease and betray each other. Because the child is "emotional"? Why can't we just stop each other from getting each other out? Why are some kids so hard to make friends? What makes some children so loved so many people? Why are some children only satisfied with one or two friends, not interested in whether others love them or not, while some kids consider this a very important thing? Hope you will get answers to these questions and many other messy questions after reading the book. Clinical psychologists and Developing psychology have conducted many intensive research on children's social life. This topic has never been published in the general and familiar direction-with-exclusive direction, although it has been researched by the team of science. With No panic when children make friends, the authors strive to bring readers into the complex child's social world that researchers like Willard Hartup, John Coie and Kenneth Dodge have conducted many studies. The book also wants to provide teachers and parents with practical strategies to face conflict in their social life. The last two chapters will give specific suggestions to help educators and parents create a more harmonious learning environment, and at the same time help children create friendship at home and friends in neighbors. If you are a teacher, you should read this book to know if there is an unusual or dangerous violence in your class, or do you need to intervene when a student is away from friends. or not. If you are a father, as a mother, you should also read all this book to know the answer to the question that we ask every day: "Is my child okay?" This book will help you know if your child is okay with social interaction, or her, he is in danger and needs extra support.