Ce soir, en parcourant le site du Bangkok Post, je suis tombée sur cet article incroyable: tous les conseils de "AUNTIE DOCTOR, the nation's most beloved paediatrician "Cette "Edwige Antier" thaïe, c'est la Professeure Emerite Dr Chanika Tuchinda, 69ans, icone en son pays et surnommée "Khun Pa Mor" (Auntie Doctor) ou "Khun Yai Mor"(Grandmother Doctor).
Son best-seller depuis 25 ans : un bouquin de 500 pages intitulé "Koo Mue Liang Luk" (How to raise a baby - comment élever son enfant), mélange de pratique médicales occidentales et de croyances traditionnelles Thaies, incluant des enseignements boudhistes. La 26ème édition de ce bouquin sort, ça fera 1 million de lecteurs !!
Son best-seller depuis 25 ans : un bouquin de 500 pages intitulé "Koo Mue Liang Luk" (How to raise a baby - comment élever son enfant), mélange de pratique médicales occidentales et de croyances traditionnelles Thaies, incluant des enseignements boudhistes. La 26ème édition de ce bouquin sort, ça fera 1 million de lecteurs !!
Je ne résiste pas à l'extrait sur le potentiel de résilience à développer chez les enfants en temps de crise économique mondiale .... "RESILIENCY QUOTIENT
Rearing your child with a fighting spirit requires implanting at an early age the following values:
- If a child falls, they can get up by themselves or if a child embarks on anything, he or she should complete it.
- If a child plays a game, they are responsible for keeping that game in its proper place.
- Homework should be done by themselves until it is completed. If they don't finish their homework, they should not get up or go to play. Studying should be done with diligence. No matter how hard it is, they must try their best.
- Children must learn to be patient and unselfish. They must be disciplined and not be lazy. They must have determination, be hard working and not be dependent on household help.
Dr Chanika usually helps educate parents on child rearing.
If a child is exposed to the aforementioned qualities, he or she will have RQ. When faced with an obstacle or stressful situation, they should stand by the principle of ''face, fight and finish'', which in layman's terms is to confront the problem, tackle the problem and find a solution.
This is the secret formula for rearing children in this era."
Rearing your child with a fighting spirit requires implanting at an early age the following values:
- If a child falls, they can get up by themselves or if a child embarks on anything, he or she should complete it.
- If a child plays a game, they are responsible for keeping that game in its proper place.
- Homework should be done by themselves until it is completed. If they don't finish their homework, they should not get up or go to play. Studying should be done with diligence. No matter how hard it is, they must try their best.
- Children must learn to be patient and unselfish. They must be disciplined and not be lazy. They must have determination, be hard working and not be dependent on household help.
Dr Chanika usually helps educate parents on child rearing.
If a child is exposed to the aforementioned qualities, he or she will have RQ. When faced with an obstacle or stressful situation, they should stand by the principle of ''face, fight and finish'', which in layman's terms is to confront the problem, tackle the problem and find a solution.
This is the secret formula for rearing children in this era."
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