Building the child's personality

Mr. Meyers aims through this book to convince any person dealing with children that we should not be neglectful in what we say or do or in our attitudes or tone of voice or frowning in any way. The author's goal is not to make the task of training youth more difficult, but to make trainers aware of how sensitive the child is to anything that happens to him, and to provide everything necessary to ensure his well-being. The reader will discover as they continue reading this book that they are affected by the importance of the feeling of safety in the child, which Mr. Meyers narrated. Most of those who train children do not care much about this matter. Author: Gary Cleveland Myers Number of pages: 304