Too Much Routine And Discipline In Childrearing May Do More Harm Than Good: Pinter And Martin’s Kiss Me by Carlos Gonzalez Explains Why

It is a challenge for parents to sift through all the information they have access to on child-rearing. In today's busy world, they need a well-thought out resource at their fingertips to help them navigate the "wonder years."

Baltimore (I-Newswire) March 17, 2013 - Many parents raise their children by modeling behaviors that are more fitting for adults than children. If parents run on full speed, multitasking and stay organized by their smartphones, their children’s lives follow suit.

The question of how to raise children in a loving, healthy and productive manner that builds a foundation for a successful life starts during pregnancy. The answers are often cluttered however by conflicting advice from well meaning friends and relatives.

Kiss me! How to Raise Your Children with Love written by Dr. Carlos Gonzalez—renowned pediatrician—advocates releasing the obsessive routines and excessive discipline touted by child experts today. Written with the purpose of defending children, Kiss Me! advocates raising children based on love, respect and freedom.
González believes that children are good, selfless, generous, honest, sociable and understanding and deserve all the love we can give them.

A bestseller in Spain, now published for the first time in English, Kiss Me! How to Raise Your Children with Love offers a guide to ethical parenting. Carlos González, a father of three, studied medicine at the Universidad Autónoma de Barcelona and trained as a pediatrician at the Hospital de Sant Joan de Déu. The founder and president of the Catalan Breastfeeding Association (ACPAM), he currently gives courses on breastfeeding for medical professionals.
Since 1996 he has been breastfeeding correspondent for Ser Padres (Being Parents) magazine.

Based in London, Pinter & Martin is an independent publishing company, which distributes most of their titles worldwide. By publishing authors who challenge the status quo, Pinter and Martin’s specializes in a wide range of titles from psychology, health, pregnancy, birth & parenting to other unique subjects.

ISBN: 978-1-780066-010-3