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Learning to Listen, Learning to Care

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Learning to Listen, Learning to Care


A Workbook to Help Kids Learn Self-Control and Empathy


by Lawrence E. Shapiro, Ph.D.



Why spend countless hours correcting children’s behavior when, in increments of 10 minutes a day, you can teach them emotional and social skills that bring about better behavior? The 40 activities in this workbook help kids develop emotional control, empathize with others, and understand the importance of cooperation. Don’t just lay down the law. Instead, use this workbook to help kids discover that respect and consideration lead to better behavior, lasting friendships, and greater success at school.

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Customer Reviews (4.4 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Daniel ★★★★★

My 7-year-old actually asks to do the empathy exercises, which I never expected. The short 1-page activities are perfect for his attention span, and I've noticed him pause before reacting when his sister grabs his toys. Worth every penny.

Harper ★★★★★

My second-grader actually asks to do the workbook pages, which I never expected. The short, 10-minute exercises fit perfectly into our after-dinner routine and give us concrete language to talk about feelings when a meltdown happens.

Elizabeth W. ★★★★★

The workbook breaks down empathy and self-control into concrete exercises that my kids actually enjoy doing. I love that each activity only takes a few minutes, so we can squeeze one in between homework and dinner without anyone melting down. This is the first parenting tool that feels practical rat