Good Friends Are Hard to Find : Help Your Child Find, Make and Keep Friends

Resource Type

Book - Parent

Description

"If you feel bad when your child has no one to play with, outraged when other kids tease and pick on her, or helpless when shool calls and tells you he has been fighting, Good Friends Are Hard to Find can help. Step-by-step, parents learn to help their 5 to 12-year-olds make friends and solve problems with other kids. The guide also offers concrete help for teasing, bullying and meanness, both for the child who is picked on and for the tomentor. Based on the prestigious UCLA Children's Social Skills Program, this book teaches clinically tested techniques that really work." -From the Publisher

Ages

5 years - 12 years.

Languages

English

ISBN

096220367X

Authors

Fred Frankel , Barry Wetmore

Publication

1996 Perspective Publishing

Availability

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