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Mother Shapes Values - cover

Mother Shapes Values

Isabella Brooks

Übersetzer A AI

Verlag: Publifye

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Mother Shapes Values explores the evolving role of mothers in shaping their children's moral compass amidst modern parenting challenges. The book argues that while mothers remain influential, their capacity to instill core values is waning due to societal shifts and diluted parental authority. Intriguing facts reveal how over-permissiveness and reliance on external rewards can unintentionally undermine a mother’s ability to cultivate intrinsic values like empathy and honesty. This shift is particularly important because studies show children internalize values from primary caregivers, making maternal influence crucial for ethical development.

 
The book progresses systematically, beginning with an introduction to moral development and maternal influence. It then analyzes contemporary parenting styles, highlighting their unintended consequences on value formation. Drawing from child psychology and family dynamics, the book offers evidence-based insights and practical strategies for mothers to regain their role as effective moral guides. It emphasizes mindful parenting, open communication, and modeling ethical behavior as key components in fostering a family culture that prioritizes values. This approach helps parents, educators, and psychologists understand and address the challenges facing modern mothers in an increasingly complex world.
Verfügbar seit: 27.02.2025.
Drucklänge: 80 Seiten.

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