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Whether you’re a parent, teacher, coach, grandparent, or the fun uncle in your family, YOU HAVE PROBABLY TRIED TO "FIX" A CHILD.

We've all said things like, "He has to calm down." "She has to speak up!" "Why won’t they just do what I tell them to do?"No matter the age or stage, kids are . . . hard. But understanding their wiring might change the way you look at (and speak to) every child that crosses your path from this day forward.

Communication expert Kathleen Edelman has spent three decades helping grown-ups make sense of the kids around them. The result? Better behavior, better relationships. In this book and the six videos that go along with it (free on YouTube), she’ll do the same thing for you and the kids in your family, in your classroom, or on your team.

A Grown-Up's Guide to Kids' Wiring: Unleashing the Hidden Power of Empathy in Parenting and Education

In her insightful book, "A Grown-Up's Guide to Kids' Wiring," renowned developmental psychologist Kathleen Edelman delves into the intricate world of children's brains, offering a comprehensive guide for parents and educators seeking to understand and nurture the emotional and social development of the young minds in their care.

Edelman's work is a testament to the profound impact that empathy plays in shaping a child's ability to thrive in various aspects of life. She emphasizes the crucial role of empathy in fostering healthy relationships, promoting academic success, and cultivating a sense of social responsibility. Drawing upon extensive research and real-life examples, Edelman provides practical strategies and techniques that adults can implement to cultivate empathy in children.

Through her engaging writing style, Edelman invites readers to embark on a journey of self-discovery and reflection, challenging them to examine their own emotional responses and behaviors in interactions with children. She underscores the importance of empathy in creating positive and nurturing environments where children feel safe, respected, and empowered to express themselves authentically.

Edelman's book is not merely a theoretical exploration of empathy; it is an actionable roadmap for fostering empathy in children. She outlines specific practices that adults can incorporate into their daily interactions, such as active listening, validating emotions, and role-modeling empathy. These practices, when implemented consistently, can help children develop a strong sense of empathy that extends beyond their immediate circle, fostering a more compassionate and inclusive society.

Parents and educators who seek to cultivate empathy in children will find "A Grown-Up's Guide to Kids' Wiring" an invaluable resource. Edelman's expert insights and practical guidance empower adults to create environments that nurture empathy, resilience, and emotional intelligence in children, setting them on a path toward personal and social success.