FAMILY RELATIONS AND SOCIAL FUNCTIONING OF ONLY CHILDREN

The book "Family Relations and Social Functioning of Only Children" by Piotr Połomski is a fascinating journey into the specifics of the lives of people raised without siblings. The author analyzes with extraordinary insight how relationships with parents, personality development, independence, and interactions with peers shape the social competences of only children. It is a must-read for parents, educators, and anyone interested in family psychology.

• In-depth analysis of family relations of only children
• Insightful look at personality development and independence
• Practical tips for parents of only children
• Understanding the challenges associated with the lack of siblings
• Support in building healthy social relationships
• Help in coping with social pressure

This book is a valuable source of knowledge about the specifics of the functioning of only children in society. The author, Piotr Połomski, analyzes with extraordinary precision the influence of family relations on the emotional and social development of the individual. This publication is particularly relevant in the context of changing family models and the growing number of only children in society. Thanks to it, the reader can better understand the challenges and benefits associated with being an only child, and also gain practical tips on supporting the social development of children raised without siblings.

The author emphasizes that only children often have specific relationships with their parents, which can affect their emotional and social development. He also points out that the lack of siblings can affect the social skills of an only child, making it difficult for him to establish relationships with others. He also analyzes the benefits and challenges that may accompany the life of an only child in society. He points out that only children often have to cope with greater social pressure and the expectations of others, which can have both positive and negative effects on their social functioning.

Difin Publishing House, known for its publications in the fields of psychology and pedagogy, puts into the hands of readers a valuable item that will certainly contribute to a better understanding of the specifics of the lives of only children. This book, bound in a brochure and published in the format 232x166 mm, has 198 pages and is a comprehensive source of knowledge about family relations and the social functioning of only children. The year of publication 2024 guarantees the timeliness of the presented content and the inclusion of the latest research in this field.