As a new mother, I deeply feel the importance of early childhood education. Before giving birth to a baby, I also dabbled in parenting classics such as A Good Mother is Better than a Good Teacher, How to Say Children Will Listen and How to Listen to Children, and Positive Discipline. Every book has brought me valuable enlightenment. I'd like to recommend two books about early childhood education that I personally like very much.

Don't think you know a child's heart.

This book brings together more than 240 real cases of parenting education. It reminds us that although we try to interpret children from the perspective of adults, the inner world of children is often far more complicated than we think. Understanding a child's heart requires patience, care and sincerity. This book will be a guiding light for me and my children to grow together.

Positive discipline

On the road of children's growth, we will always encounter various challenges. And this book provides us with an educational method that neither punishes nor condones. After abandoning the traditional stick education, we hope to find a gentler and more effective way to guide children. This book is the key to the door of wisdom.