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Supplier Name	Thai Ha Books
Author	Marjorie Ingall
Publisher	Lao Dong Publishing House
Year XB	2019
Weight (gr)	320
Size	15x23 cm
Number of pages	315
Form	Paperback
Language	Vietnamese book
Among the countless methods of raising children introduced in today's society, you must have been confused: What is the right method for me? Calm down and take some time to reminisce the entire childhood with your mother's teaching, fairy tales, and the entire ethnic culture that followed you until today, it's possible the answer will gradually show. That is the advice of Majorie Ingall - the author of the book "Mother of Jews Teach Children Self-Made".

By contemplation from the historical and cultural characteristics of her own people and especially by observing the outstanding transmission values from Jewish mothers, she has summarized nine core values. the core needs to be cultivated during child raising. Through historical stories, Culture is extremely interesting and rich in the meaning of the Jews, Combined with sharp arguments but no less open, sincere and funny, Tablet's rice editor and former Harvard student has in turn analyzed the role of each value in the formation of children's personality., At the same time, share her own experiences on this thorny but equally glorious road. Along with all those values is an essential factor that is always emphasized throughout the whole book: Be the most authentic reflection of all values you want to cultivate on children.

You may not know, in the history of Jewish development has noted:

170 of 850 Nobel Prize winners

21% of the Ivy League of Students.

 26% of the people honored by the Kennedy Center.

37% of the Academy Awarded directors

51% of the Pulitzer Prize winners in non-fiction novels.

So what made this miracle?

It is the main Jewish parenting method that brings the great success of the Jews.

Describe:

Nurture your child's independence

When Josie was nine and Maxie was up after her age, I started walking to school by myself. Our house is one block away from your school and on the other side of the street. So in order to get to school, you'll have to walk through a highway and cross the street once. From the third level of my neighborhood, I can watch until you get to the corner and start crossing the street. I also know on the other side of the street there'll always be a volunteer Tina waiting for you to assist you.

People react to that decision like I'm putting you to death. The other parents blamed me when they saw my kids walking home on their own. Is my family having a tragedy or a problem that they can help? Aren't I afraid the cars that are turning to the dizzy ones will blow them away? Am I not afraid of child kidnappers? Once, the school aid was determined to stop Maxie from leaving the building, then call me in a suspicious voice or say you always consider my child's safety first. In return, I ask you to let me go. Actually, I'm worried about that. And I was mor