by John Gray · Plaza & Janés · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788401377471
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«Los niños vienen del cielo» is the parenting self-help book by John Gray, published by Plaza & Janés in paperback (336 pages, in Spanish).
John Gray proposes a positive method for raising children that avoids both punishment and absolute tolerance. The book develops five keys: allowing children to be different, to make mistakes, to express negative emotions, to aspire to more, and to resist, so that they discover their true personality and develop a positive self-awareness.
Work originally published in English as «Children Are from Heaven» (2000). This Spanish edition, with 336 pages, arrived in 2001 from Plaza & Janés.
Recommended for parents and educators seeking a parenting approach based on the balance between freedom and direction, away from punitive or permissive methods.
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