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A book that helps parents understand one of the most intense periods in a child's life - from the first "no" to about the age of four. The authors, psychologists Malin Bergström and Clara Linnros, show how an empathetic approach supports the development of a toddler, allowing him to get to know himself and his needs. This is not rebellion, but flourishing - a key stage on the path to independence and strength.

Book published by Natuli - children are important

The cup is the wrong color, the cutlet touched the potato, the apple is cut into the wrong shape, your sister pressed the elevator button first, and at the end you're in for a brawl in the store.2026 If you feel in your gut what all this might mean, this book is for you.

The so-called age of rebellion can be a difficult time in the lives of young children and their parents, but it is incredibly important! It covers several intense years from the moment a child begins to say "no" until around the age of four. At the time when a child learns to walk and talk, he also begins to express his will.

In the book They Call It Rebellion, child psychologists Malin Bergström and Clara Linnros describe how, through empathetic parenting, we can learn about and understand this fantastic time of our children's development - it is about guiding the child in accordance with their developmental capabilities, personality and well-being, and not according to rigid rules and beliefs from the past. They call it rebellion, but it is not about arguing, but about the child being able to get to know themselves, their will and develop social skills. They call it rebellion, but let's call it differently: the blossoming of our children. Through rebellion, the child takes care of their right to learn, grow and develop.

Rebellion is the fuel that each of us needs to move forward when there is no balance between what we want and what we can do. Thanks to it, the child prepares for an independent life and gains the strength to take care of himself and his needs. Rebellion is a necessary condition for development, although it is not easy. Neither for parents nor for children.