"How to Respond to Children's Needs" Author: Wang Puhua/ Shang Qianqian Publisher: Chemical Industry Press

This is a parent-child education book that guides parents on how to respond positively to their children's needs and guide their children's behavior. It is also a sister book to "How to Make Demands to Children". The book shows cases in various common scenarios, interprets the psychological principles behind parent-child problems, and teaches parents how to thoroughly understand the real needs hidden behind their children's behavior.

This book uses cases as clues to conduct a specific analysis of various response methods, and embeds the "Six-Step Response Method" that is applicable to any situation. It allows parents to clearly understand the direct impact of various responses on their children, and then reflect on their own response methods, enhance parent-child communication cognition, and make parent-child communication more effective and smoother.

Wang Puhua

National Level II Psychological Counselor, Shandong Province Higher Education Teacher, Professor of Jinan Preschool Education College. Graduated from the Department of Education of East China Normal University with a Master's Degree in Education. He has published more than ten professional books and textbooks, including "Helping Children Adapt to Kindergarten", "Secrets of Early Childhood Growth: Analysis of Common Problems and Strategies for Home-school Co-education", and "Response: Cultivating Children's Positive Behavioral Habits", and published more than 60 professional papers. He has trained tens of thousands of preschool teachers and conducted hundreds of family education lectures. He is known as "teachers' teachers" and "parents' friends". For many years, he has been committed to research on topics such as child psychology, family education, and learning quality cultivation, and has accumulated many innovative research results.

Shang Qianqian

National Level II Psychological Counselor, Master of Developmental and Educational Psychology from Nanjing Normal University, formerly editor of the parenting magazine "Wish You Happiness • Best Parent" of the Shandong Provincial Women's Federation. For many years, she has devoted herself to the study of children's education and family education, and has a son and a daughter. She has a rich theoretical foundation and practical experience in family education, and is particularly good at examining family education from a psychological perspective, helping parents understand and discover their children, learn how to communicate with children, and create a relaxed and pleasant growth environment for children.