孩子你慢慢來+最好的方法給孩子(套裝共2冊)

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  • 親子教育
  • 育兒經驗
  • 兒童成長
  • 傢庭教育
  • 0-3歲
  • 繪本
  • 成長指南
  • 兒童心理
  • 教育方法
  • 好習慣培養
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作者簡介

       龍應颱,1952年生於颱.灣,華人SJ率性犀利的一枝筆,33歲著手寫《野火集》抨擊時弊,21天內再版24次,對中國兩岸發生深遠的影響。34歲**次做母親,自稱從此開始上“人生課”,至今未畢業,且成績不佳——“人生三書”《孩子你慢慢來》、《親愛的安德烈》、《目送》,是這堂“人生課”中的三本“作業”。 內容提要

1、《孩子你慢慢來:龍應颱“人生三書”之一》

  《孩子你慢慢來:龍應颱“人生三書”之一》—— 20周年經典新版“母子之書” 媽媽50後 孩子80後 “傢有二胎”的成長鏡頭……

作為華人SJ率性犀利的一枝筆,龍應颱的文章有萬丈豪氣,然而《孩子你慢慢來》卻令人驚嘆,她的文字也可以有萬丈深情。
   這本書裏的龍應颱是一個母親,與生命的本質和起點素麵相對,作Z深刻的思索,Z不思索的熱愛。麵對初生至童年、少年時期的兩個孩子(華飛、華安),從齣生,到開始說話、識字、逐漸認識這個SJ,書中有忍俊不禁的童真,有無法抑製的愛憐,也有母子的無奈和迷惑。它不是對傳統母職的歌頌,它是對生命的實景寫生,隻有真正懂得愛的作傢纔寫得齣這樣的生活散文。
   後來,15歲的“底笛”(弟弟)說:“有時候,媽媽帶我們在草原上放風箏。草原那麼大,草綠得齣水,我們躺下來,看風箏在天空裏飛。我覺得我可以一輩子躺在那裏。”
2、《孩子你慢慢來》目錄

【媽媽的序言】蝴蝶結/龍應颱
初識

那是什麼
終於嫁給瞭王子
野心
歐嬤
寫給懷孕的女人
他的名字叫做“人”
啊!洋娃娃
尋找幼稚園
神話?迷信?信仰
男子漢大丈夫
漸行漸遠

3、《Z好的方法給孩子》

  《Z好的方法給孩子》是ZM主持人王芳在養育女兒、從事教育工作中D創的近百個實用方法,是她送給爸爸、媽媽不心急帶齣好孩子的錦囊妙計,是由凱叔、明星辣媽團誠摯推薦的親子教育暢銷力作。

   王芳將自己的多重角色成功轉化為親子教育上的天然優勢,將一名新時代YX媽媽具備的開闊眼界和全新思維融入8歲女兒的養育過程,她閱讀瞭200多本GN外XJ的親子教育書籍,卻不拘泥於其中的一招一式,結閤自己身為人母以及製作電視節目、從事教育培訓中與孩子相處的經驗和技巧,為有煩惱的爸爸媽媽們提供讓孩子跑贏人生長跑的教育方法,比如“行走教育法”“神奇記憶法”“微笑成長法”“朗誦課”、“感恩課”、“馬術課”……觀點新穎,語言輕鬆,實用、有效,可以幫助每一個不敢放孩子去飛的傢長享受父母真正成功的愛。

4、《Z好的方法給孩子》目錄

推薦序
好方法帶齣好孩子 凱叔
教育孩子有一套 李菁菁
聰明媽媽不著急 何靜
媽媽的時間是“零錢”
笑著長大
Z好的方法給孩子
學好英語的竅門
有一節課叫“道歉課”
過目不忘
傢裏那隻小“白眼狼”
上課為啥不發言
Z重要的教育
 

 


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現代傢庭教育的智慧之光:父母與孩子的成長同行 在快節奏的現代社會,如何 nurturing and guiding our children towards a bright future has become a paramount concern for every parent. This meticulously curated collection, 《孩子你慢慢來+最好的方法給孩子》(套裝共2冊), offers a profound exploration into the art and science of raising well-adjusted, happy, and capable individuals. It delves into the intricate journey of childhood and equips parents with actionable insights and a supportive framework to navigate the challenges and celebrate the joys of parenthood. Part 1: Understanding the Nuances of Childhood – 《孩子你慢慢來》 The first volume, 《孩子你慢慢來》, serves as a tender yet insightful companion, urging parents to embrace the unique pace and rhythm of their child's development. It champions a philosophy that rejects the pressure of early achievement and instead advocates for an environment of patience, understanding, and unconditional love. This book is a gentle reminder that childhood is a precious period of exploration, discovery, and self-building, and that each child blossoms in their own time and in their own way. This volume eloquently dissects the various stages of childhood, from infancy to adolescence, highlighting the distinct emotional, cognitive, and social milestones associated with each. It addresses common parental anxieties and misconceptions, offering a reassuring perspective that normalizes developmental variations. Instead of focusing on checklists and comparisons, it emphasizes the importance of observing and understanding the individual child. This involves paying close attention to their temperament, their unique strengths, their vulnerabilities, and their personal interests. The book encourages parents to become astute observers, learning to "read" their child's cues, whether it's a subtle expression of distress, a burst of unbridled curiosity, or a quiet moment of contemplation. A significant portion of 《孩子你慢慢來》 is dedicated to fostering secure attachment and emotional resilience. It underscores the foundational role of a responsive and attuned caregiver in shaping a child's sense of safety and belonging. The book provides practical strategies for building strong parent-child bonds through active listening, empathetic responses, and consistent presence. It explores how early experiences of being seen, heard, and validated can lay the groundwork for a child's ability to manage emotions, cope with setbacks, and form healthy relationships later in life. Parents will find guidance on navigating tantrums, managing fears, and supporting their child through moments of frustration or disappointment, all while maintaining a calm and supportive demeanor. Furthermore, this volume champions the power of play and exploration as essential components of healthy development. It argues that through free play, children learn to problem-solve, develop creativity, build social skills, and understand the world around them. The book offers suggestions for creating an enriched environment that encourages exploration, provides opportunities for hands-on learning, and allows children the freedom to pursue their own interests without excessive adult intervention. It highlights the importance of allowing children to take age-appropriate risks and experience the natural consequences of their actions, fostering independence and a sense of agency. 《孩子你慢慢來》 also touches upon the delicate balance between setting boundaries and allowing freedom. It advocates for positive discipline, which focuses on teaching and guiding rather than punishing. The book offers practical approaches to establishing clear expectations, using consistent consequences, and reinforcing positive behaviors. 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This book is not about finding a single "magic bullet" but rather about understanding the diverse needs of children and adapting parenting approaches to effectively support their holistic development. This volume begins by exploring the psychological foundations of effective parenting. It delves into child psychology, explaining core concepts such as intrinsic motivation, self-efficacy, and the impact of the environment on a child's developing brain. Parents will gain a deeper understanding of why children behave the way they do, enabling them to respond with more empathy and effectiveness. The book encourages a shift from reactive parenting to proactive parenting, focusing on building a positive family dynamic that minimizes conflict and maximizes connection. A significant emphasis is placed on effective communication. 《最好的方法給孩子》 provides concrete techniques for engaging in meaningful conversations with children of all ages. 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In essence, this second volume serves as a comprehensive guide, empowering parents with the knowledge, skills, and confidence to implement the most effective strategies for their child's development. It is a resource that encourages continuous learning and adaptation, recognizing that parenting is an evolving journey and that the "best" methods are those that are tailored to the individual child and the unique family context. Together, 《孩子你慢慢來+最好的方法給孩子》(套裝共2冊) forms a powerful synergy, offering both the gentle encouragement to embrace the unhurried beauty of childhood and the practical wisdom to actively nurture and guide children towards their fullest potential. This collection is an invaluable asset for any parent committed to building strong, loving, and supportive relationships with their children, fostering a foundation for lifelong happiness and success.

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這套書簡直是給新手父母的一劑良方!我一直對育兒這件事感到手足無措,總是在網上看各種育兒文章,卻越看越焦慮,不知道該信誰的。直到我讀瞭這兩本書,纔找到瞭方嚮。它們沒有那些空泛的理論,也沒有強製性的規定,而是用非常生活化的語言,講述瞭父母在孩子成長過程中可能遇到的各種睏惑和挑戰,以及如何用一種更科學、更人性化的方式去應對。特彆是關於如何建立親子關係的部分,我印象深刻。書裏強調瞭傾聽、理解和尊重的重要性,讓我明白,孩子不僅僅是需要照顧的“生物”,他們也有自己的情感需求和想法。我開始嘗試著和孩子進行更深入的交流,不再隻是命令和說教,而是真的去聽他們說,去理解他們的感受。雖然過程中也會遇到一些小摩擦,但總體來說,我感覺自己和孩子的關係變得越來越融洽瞭。這本書讓我明白,育兒不是一場“考試”,而是一段充滿愛的“旅程”。

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這本書的齣版,讓我對“教育”這個詞有瞭更深的理解。我一直以為,教育就是知識的灌輸,是把各種學習內容塞進孩子的腦袋裏。但這本書完全顛覆瞭我的認知。它讓我明白,教育的本質是引導,是陪伴,是幫助孩子認識自己,找到自己的節奏。書中的那些關於童年細節的描寫,細膩而動人,仿佛我就是那個在陽光下奔跑、跌倒又爬起來的孩子。作者用一種非常平和、充滿愛的視角去觀察孩子,去記錄孩子成長的每一個瞬間。我尤其喜歡其中關於“允許犯錯”的論述,這讓我反思自己過去對孩子過於嚴苛的要求。我總是希望孩子一步到位,完美無缺,卻忽略瞭他們需要時間去探索、去試錯。這本書就像一股清流,洗滌瞭我身上那些不必要的焦慮和功利心,讓我重新審視自己作為父母的角色。它不僅僅是一本育兒書,更像是一本心靈的治愈書,讓我學會放下執念,去享受親子時光,去珍視孩子獨一無二的成長軌跡。讀完之後,我感覺自己變得更有耐心,也更懂得如何去傾聽孩子內心的聲音。

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我一直認為,教育是科學,是需要遵循一套嚴謹的理論體係的。所以,我通常會去閱讀那些學術性很強的育兒書籍。然而,這兩本書卻用一種截然不同的方式,觸動瞭我。它們沒有生澀的專業術語,沒有復雜的心理學模型,但卻充滿瞭智慧和力量。作者用最樸素的語言,描繪瞭孩子童年最真實的模樣,以及父母在其中扮演的角色。我發現,很多時候,我們以為是“問題”的行為,在作者看來,恰恰是孩子成長的“信號”。比如,孩子的一些“搗亂”行為,可能是在尋求關注,或者是在錶達不滿。這本書讓我學會瞭透過現象看本質,去理解孩子行為背後的原因。我開始嘗試著去調整自己的反應模式,不再急於批評或者懲罰,而是先去安撫孩子的情緒,再去解決問題。這種改變,讓我感覺自己和孩子之間的溝通變得更加順暢,也更有溫度。

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在養育孩子的過程中,我常常會感到迷茫和無力。特彆是當孩子齣現一些讓我們頭疼的行為時,更是會陷入自我懷疑,覺得自己是不是做得不夠好。這兩本書的齣現,就像一盞明燈,照亮瞭我前行的道路。它讓我明白,育兒從來都不是一件容易的事情,每個父母都會遇到睏難。但是,隻要我們用心去愛,去理解,去陪伴,就能找到解決問題的方法。我特彆喜歡書中關於“看見”的論述。作者強調,我們要學會看見孩子的閃光點,看見他們的努力,看見他們內在的需求。我以前總是習慣性地去放大孩子的缺點,卻忽略瞭他們身上那些美好的品質。讀完這本書後,我開始有意識地去發現孩子的優點,並及時給予肯定和鼓勵。這種積極的反饋,不僅讓孩子變得更自信,也讓我自己感受到瞭為人父母的成就感。這本書讓我重新找迴瞭育兒的初心,也讓我更加堅定地相信,愛是最好的教育。

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坦白說,一開始我被這本書的書名吸引,覺得“慢慢來”和“最好的方法”聽起來很治愈,也很有指導意義。但真正讀進去後,我纔發現它的深度遠不止於此。它不僅僅是關於如何“教育”孩子,更是關於如何“成為”一個更好的父母。作者通過生動的例子和真摯的感悟,讓我看到瞭一個父母的成長過程。我曾經以為,隻要把孩子照顧好,給他們提供最好的物質條件,就是盡到瞭父母的責任。但這本書讓我意識到,真正的教育,是心靈的滋養,是價值觀的傳遞,是幫助孩子成為一個獨立、有愛、有擔當的人。我尤其被書中對孩子好奇心和探索欲的保護所打動。我常常會因為怕孩子弄髒衣服或者發生危險,而阻止他們去嘗試一些新鮮事物。這本書讓我反思,這種保護是不是也在無形中扼殺瞭孩子的創造力和想象力。它提醒我,要給孩子留齣空間,讓他們去探索世界,去發現自己的興趣。

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