Set. Love and Understand. Hello from Childhood. Diary - 100 Days of Self-Love + Shopper Bag

Gift set. Included in the set:  1) Love and Understand. How to Raise Happy Children (and Not Go Crazy from Worry) This book will help avoid repeating your parents' mistakes with your own children. How to react to a three-year-old rebel?... What to do if the little one doesn't want to go to preschool? How to choose a school? What is much more important than grades? Is it normal for them to never put their phone down? Is it permissible to punish children? How to help a teenager who is going through tough times but doesn't share their feelings? Mikhail addresses these and many other questions, explaining why a child behaves this way and teaching how to raise with love, without which it is simply impossible to grow into a healthy and happy person.  2) Hello from Childhood. Returning to the Past to Be Happy in the Present One of the most relevant topics in psychology is childhood traumas and their impact on adult life. Mikhail Labkovsky will help you return to the past, to the moments that influenced your life, to understand your parents, let go of grievances, and break the unhappy script that you have unconsciously been playing for many years.  3) Diary "100 Days of Self-Love" with Mikhail Labkovsky. Diary (gift edition) This is a premium diary from the bestselling author of “I Want and I Will,” Mikhail Labkovsky. In the diary, you will find: motivational texts for each day about self-love and self-esteem; questions and tasks that will help overcome self-doubt; comics with an "unhealthy" and "healthy" approach to life; habits of a self-assured person, tests "Do You Love Yourself?" and "Are You a Narcissist", as well as tests on neurosis and self-esteem; a tracker for workaholics to differentiate between work and personal time; a tracker for "impostors" that will help focus on achievements and stop doubting oneself. Thick white paper inside, designer binding material on the cover, and black foil stamping.  4) Shopper bag as a gift: "I’d rather be reading right now than doing all this..."