Category: 書籍
《擁抱每一種感受》育兒書
了解如何養育情緒健康的兒童，這本必備育兒書《擁抱每一種感受》由 Slumberkins 共同創辦人 Callie 和 Kelly 撰寫。結合她們在教育、治療與兒童發展領域的深厚背景，本書為父母與照顧者提供支持孩子社交情緒成長所需的工具，同時培養深刻而有意義的連結。無論您的孩子正經歷喜悅、悲傷或任何中間情緒，《擁抱每一種感受》教您如何為每一種情緒留出空間，確保孩子感受到被看見、被聽見、被理解。
The chapter on handling a toddler’s meltdown actually gave me phrases to use in the moment, and I’ve already seen a difference in how my daughter responds. It’s practical without feeling preachy.
Finally, a parenting book that doesn't make me feel guilty about my own feelings. The chapters on co-regulation instead of punishment gave me concrete phrases to use during my toddler's meltdowns. I've already seen a real difference in how we connect.
The concrete examples of how to respond to a child’s meltdown are actually usable, not just theory. My four-year-old responded to the calm-down script within days.
Finally, a parenting book that doesn't just lecture but actually shows you what to say when your kid is melting down. My four-year-old has been naming his feelings more since I tried a few of the scripts from the co-founders of Slumberkins. It's refreshingly practical for real life.
The practical scripts for handling tantrums have already changed how I respond to my toddler's meltdowns. It’s refreshing to read a parenting guide that actually feels supportive rather than judgmental.
I’ve already used the "tone of voice" framework from this book with my toddler during a meltdown, and it instantly calmed us both down. The way it breaks down emotional coaching into daily conversations makes it feel actually doable, not just theoretical. My only minor wish is that it had more real-life scripts for school-age kids.
The concrete examples of how to validate feelings without fixing everything have already shifted how I talk to my toddler during meltdowns. It's refreshing to read a parenting book that actually feels practical and warm.
I've been using the scripts for everyday blowups and they're so practical—my kid actually calms down faster now. The way the book breaks down validation versus permissiveness finally clicked for me after years of confusion.
The concrete examples for handling tantrums actually changed how I respond in the moment, making our evenings much calmer. It’s refreshing to read a parenting book that doesn’t make you feel guilty.
I’ve been using the check-in prompts at the end of each chapter with my kids, and it’s really opened up conversations we never had before. The writing feels warm and practical, not preachy at all.