90% of Parenting is Talking to Your Child
Publication Date: February 2022
List Price 1,540 JPY (10% consumption tax included)
ISBN：9784492224014 / Size：H188mm × W130mm / Softcover / 298 pages
If a mother talks to her children appropriately,
- she will be able to build a trusting relationship with her children.
- they will acquire study habits.
- their self-esteem will increase.
And the mother herself will feel at ease.
"The casual words of a mother repeated hundreds or thousands of times in daily life, have a tremendous impact on her children, who grow up listening to them all the time." - from "Introduction"
Ryoko Sato, a.k.a. "Sato Mama," reveals the essential know-how on "talking to children" she has gained in her 26 years of child-rearing. She has successfully had her three sons and a daughter admitted to Natural Sciences 3 at the University of Tokyo, one of the most challenging faculties in Japan.
Overview
This book is a child-rearing theory by a famous "child-rearing expert mother" in Japan.
Depending on a mother's little talking to her children, the relationship of trust with the children and the entrance examinations will go well.
Your children will grow up honestly, and their grades will improve! And you will feel at ease, too!
Depending on a mother's little talking to her children, the relationship of trust with the children and the entrance examinations will go well.
Your children will grow up honestly, and their grades will improve! And you will feel at ease, too!
Table of Contents
Introduction
Preface: Talking to your children until they are nine is the key to child-rearing - What are the words that nurture children's hearts and minds?
Chapter 1: The Basics of the Sato Family's Way of Talking to Children - Respecting Children as Individuals
Chapter 2: Talking to Develop the Ability to Think for Themselves and Curiosity - Parents who are Good Listeners Raise Children who are Good Speakers.
Chapter 3: Talking to Praise and Caution - How to Raise Your Child's Sense of Self-Affirmation
Chapter 4: Talking to Improve Your Children's Grades - How to Motivate Your Children and Get Them to Study Habitually
Chapter 5: Daily Talk at Home - How to Make Everyday Life Fun for Parents and Children
Chapter 6: Talking to Yourself to Make Parenting Easier - How to be a Smiling Mother at All Times
Conclusion
Appendix: Collection of Paraphrases Effective for Child Rearing
Preface: Talking to your children until they are nine is the key to child-rearing - What are the words that nurture children's hearts and minds?
Chapter 1: The Basics of the Sato Family's Way of Talking to Children - Respecting Children as Individuals
Chapter 2: Talking to Develop the Ability to Think for Themselves and Curiosity - Parents who are Good Listeners Raise Children who are Good Speakers.
Chapter 3: Talking to Praise and Caution - How to Raise Your Child's Sense of Self-Affirmation
Chapter 4: Talking to Improve Your Children's Grades - How to Motivate Your Children and Get Them to Study Habitually
Chapter 5: Daily Talk at Home - How to Make Everyday Life Fun for Parents and Children
Chapter 6: Talking to Yourself to Make Parenting Easier - How to be a Smiling Mother at All Times
Conclusion
Appendix: Collection of Paraphrases Effective for Child Rearing
Author Profile
Ryoko Sato
Ryoko Sato was born in Oita Prefecture and graduated from Tsuda University. She worked as an English teacher at a private high school in Oita Prefecture.
After marrying, she moved to Nara Prefecture, where her husband worked, and became a housewife. Three sons and a daughter have been admitted to the University of Tokyo, Natural Sciences 3. Currently, her eldest, second and third sons work as doctors, and her daughter is a student at the University of Tokyo's Faculty of Medicine.
Her child-rearing and education methods have attracted much attention, and she gives lectures nationwide. She is the author of many books, including "Raising Smart Kids: What You Must Do by the Age of 3" (Toyo Keizai Inc.).
（Information is current at the time of publishing.）
Ryoko Sato was born in Oita Prefecture and graduated from Tsuda University. She worked as an English teacher at a private high school in Oita Prefecture.
After marrying, she moved to Nara Prefecture, where her husband worked, and became a housewife. Three sons and a daughter have been admitted to the University of Tokyo, Natural Sciences 3. Currently, her eldest, second and third sons work as doctors, and her daughter is a student at the University of Tokyo's Faculty of Medicine.
Her child-rearing and education methods have attracted much attention, and she gives lectures nationwide. She is the author of many books, including "Raising Smart Kids: What You Must Do by the Age of 3" (Toyo Keizai Inc.).
（Information is current at the time of publishing.）
