Knižná galaxia: Monika Kompaníková, Ján Hrustič – Detský raj s rodičmi

Psychologist Ján Hrustič claims that the most important feeling for the psychological development of children is a sense of security. Why is this so? What else shapes our personality? When does trauma arise and what is attachment? How does a child who has experienced violence manifest in adulthood? How can we raise confident and happy individuals? Is it possible to correct the mistakes we made in raising them or to improve the relationship with parents who hurt us? And how to get along with parents when we are no longer children ourselves?

The authors of the successful book The Art of Closeness, psychologist Ján Hrustič and writer Monika Kompaníková, continually encountered in their discussions about closeness and loneliness in relationships how significantly our behavior, experiences, and relationships in adulthood are influenced by childhood. Therefore, they decided to continue, resulting in a book that deeply explores the relationships between parents and children. The book is not only aimed at those who have small children but also at those who want to understand their parents or themselves and their behavior.

Many parents may find this book difficult to read. It should be about the childhood paradise, but it is rather about how parents damage children's self-esteem, self-worth, the foundational stones of personality on which their experiences in adulthood will stand. However, we believe that when parents understand what harms their children and why it harms them, they will behave in a way that makes children feel safe with them as if in paradise. Or at least a little bit like paradise. Everyone is capable of learning empathy and tolerance. Everyone is capable of leading a dialogue instead of criticizing, lecturing, and being aggressive, and of adopting an accepting approach. Everyone can redirect their attention to the child and place them on a pedestal of their values. And children will return this to their parents because children who have a healthy and strong relationship with their parents obey and behave in a way that makes their parents happy. Because no child is bad; no child wants to anger or disappoint their parents.

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