DON'T ASK HOW IT WAS AT SCHOOL. CONVERSATIONS THAT EMPOWER CHILDREN

Have you had a meaningful conversation with your child lately? We often ask how their day was, and we only hear a short "Fine!" We try to find out what they did in kindergarten, and the answer is "I played!" It is important for us to hear about the test at school, but the story ends with "Good".

• Building a close relationship with your child at any age, from toddler to teenager.
• Resolving disputes and conducting comfortable exchanges that allow you to learn something.
• Using conversations to develop your child's seven key competencies.
• Developing empathy, self-confidence, and openness to otherness.
• Controlling temperament and the ability to cope with difficulties.
• Creating opportunities for valuable conversations that become a natural part of life.
• Learning active listening and asking questions that open the door to deeper discussions.

This guide is for parents who want to build a deeper bond with their children. You will learn that you don't have to be perfect or have expertise to have valuable conversations. What is important is an attitude of conscious waiting and following the child. A few changes and new habits are enough to make conversations a natural and interesting part of life.

Dr. Rebecca Rolland, a speech therapist, writer, and lecturer at Harvard University, shares her experiences and knowledge on how to build a close relationship with a child through conversation. She works with patients in the Neurology Department of Boston Children's Hospital and advises the World Bank on curriculum development. Her book is a practical guide to help you turn everyday conversations into valuable experiences.

Aleksandra Sileńska, a psychologist and psychotherapist, author of the Mama Terapeutka blog, emphasizes the importance of creating opportunities for conversations that support the child's development and build a strong family bond. Her words give courage and inspire action, showing that conversation is the key to happy parenting.

The book "Don't Ask How It Was at School" is an essential guide for every parent who wants to better understand their child and support their development. Thanks to it, you will learn how to have valuable conversations that will strengthen your relationship and help your child cope with the challenges of everyday life. Discover the power of conversation and build a strong bond with your child!