Children who don't scream

Author's name: Khadija Tungar

Do babies always cry for reasons that seem obvious to us?

When I think about my childhood, I may not remember it well, but I am certain that everything I am now is nothing but an extension of all the experiences and situations I lived since my early childhood, and that my fears were formed from feelings that those around me did not understand, or calls that did not reach their ears. I remember well my surrender to crying fits on the many times I felt sad, or angry, and on the days of my illness, and when I fell down the stairs, and when my brother damaged my bike tires, and even the days when I felt that I was not the corner on which my father’s sight rested, or overwhelmed by my mother’s affection.

These memories form the basis for most of the ideas in this book, which represents an invitation to see the world of children from angles we are not usually familiar with. It reveals their small world, shaped by overwhelming experiences and emotions during the different stages of their childhood, and reveals the broad horizons behind tears, stubbornness, and unexplained behavior. It takes us on a journey of deep understanding of the child's feelings and psychological characteristics that shape his needs and control his behavior. It is not only a means of providing educational advice to mothers, but also provides them with a spiritual companion who embarks with them on a journey of discovering the depths of their children, to create a calm family environment, built on balance.

The book "The Children Who Don't Cry" gives you the ability to hear the words your child doesn't say, and the hidden calls behind his cries. You will learn how to become his safe haven, extend a helping hand whenever he needs your love and affection most of all, and build bridges to him whenever the distance between you makes him anxious.

Prepare to see the world through your child's eyes, and walk with him through the ways of raising him to provide him with security and harmony.