NEW HARBINGER Raising Good Humans: A Mindful Guide to Breaking the Cycle of Reactive Parenting and Kind, Confident Kids

I like this book, gives a lot of hint with raising a toddler💕💕

Ainda estou lendo, mas estou achando fantástico. É bom ouvir de quem passou pelas msms lutas que a gente passa e se sente perdida

Raising Good Humans is an incredibly insightful and practical guide for parents who want to nurture kindness, empathy, and emotional intelligence in their children. From start to finish, this book offers compassionate advice grounded in real-life experiences, making it both relatable and inspiring. What I love most about this book is how it balances gentle parenting principles with actionable strategies. The author writes with warmth and honesty, acknowledging the challenges and imperfections that come with raising kids, which instantly made me feel understood rather than judged. The chapters are filled with thoughtful reflections, helpful tips, and real-world examples that resonate deeply. This book goes beyond typical parenting advice by focusing on the heart of what it means to raise compassionate and resilient human beings. It emphasizes the importance of modeling behavior, practicing empathy, and creating a safe space for children to express their feelings. I found the sections on managing emotions—both for parents and children—particularly valuable, as they provide tools for handling tough situations without losing patience or connection. Another standout aspect is how accessible the writing is. Whether you’re a new parent or have years of experience, the book’s tone feels supportive and encouraging, never preachy. It’s also full of gentle reminders to practice self-care as a parent, which is so important but often overlooked. Overall, Raising Good Humans is a must-read for anyone who wants to raise kind, confident, and emotionally healthy kids. It’s a beautiful combination of heart and practical wisdom that has already made a positive impact on how I approach parenting. I highly recommend this book to all parents and caregivers looking for guidance with love and compassion at its core.

I have been following lots of blogs and reading about parenting, ive learned a lot and continue learning everyday. This book compliments what ive learned

More then parenting it is like a self healing book. Like a meditation learning book but not in depth. Examples given are so unrealistic. Tips are not so helpful. Feels like reading a anger management book. I would not recommend this book to anyone.

Great read if you have children.