Te laisse pas faire !

"I will always be there for you, but I will not do in your place, because it would mean that I don't trust you, which is wrong." The codes of the playground are clear: 1) Problems are solved first between children. 2) Whoever deviates from this rule from the CM1 loses considerably of his "popularity." When parents, willing to do well, steal from their child, they take the risk of making things worse. In this book as intelligent as it is pragmatic, against the current of the ideas received, Emmanuelle Piquet tells us the right posture: do not overprotect the child or the teenager, but help him defend himself.