Tears Heal: The Book

Tears Heal allows parents to discover parenting’s biggest paradigm shift, the way they respond to children’s tears.

tearsheal1Tears Heal: How to listen to our children

One of the most challenging things parents of babies and young children have to deal with are tears. When babies cry, parents shhh, or rock them to try to get them to stop. When toddlers’ tantrum parents may distract them, attempt to reason with them, or ignore their crying in the hope it won’t last long. It seems natural to judge the success of parenting by how much children cry. Tears Heal will allow readers to discover parenting’s biggest paradigm shift, the way they respond to their children’s tears. Here parents will learn how to transform their parenting by moving away from stopping feelings, towards listening instead. Tears Heal – How To Listen To Our Children is warm, and full of empathy for the hard work, and struggles that parents go through. It also has a strong leaning towards helping parents with their own emotions, as they deal with their children’s challenging moments. It explains why we find children’s feelings hard to handle, because our feelings weren’t fully listened to when we were children, and shows how we can nurture and support ourselves so that we can be the parents we want to be.

The book is available from all the usual bookshops such as Amazon and Waterstones. Or you can it directly from me using the paypal links below, and receive a signed copy!

UK Orders, £13.99, incl postage.

Europe, Orders, 20 EUR, incl postage.

International Orders, $25, incl postage.

13 responses to “Tears Heal: The Book”

  1. Kamsin Avatar

    This book looks great. I have about 5 peaceful/ positive parenting books on my shelf right now that are waiting to be read, but I will add this to my list for when I’m done with those.
    I’m really interested in Hand in Hand. I’ve considered taking their course and even their instructor training but decided timing wasn’t right for this year. I’ll definitely be following your blog.:-)

    1. Kate Orson Avatar
      Kate Orson

      Hi Kamsin, I’m really happy to hear you’re adding the book to your list! It’s lovely to connect with another gentle parenting blogger. There aren’t any Hand in Hand instructors in Japan yet, so that would be exciting if you did the training!

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