Let your Child Grow Without Trauma, Stress and Neurosis

At birth, the baby is inseparable with its mother. It is the time of fusion, and it's indispensable, because the baby acquires confidence and strength. However, it must grow, and therefore separate - to conquer territory of autonomy and freedom. But can we separate without difficulties? Why does separation create in us a sense of abandonment? How do childhood's memories form us? Why should the adolescent distance itself?

Professor Marcel Rufo answers these questions with his inherent human warmth, with great empathy for human weakness, giving us a mirror in which everyone will discover their questions, doubts and fears of separation. And he gives us the invaluable advice: one can not live without relationships, but when the relationship becomes too obsessive, there is a danger of strangling us. Then we have to loosen it, free ourselves to find the right distance between us and the others.