Exam for Parents

The reissue of the book by child psychologist Ekaterina Murashova offers a game-trainer for adults. It is engaging and captivating, and it is not scary to lose — after all, mistakes will not harm the children. On the contrary, they will allow adults to critically assess their pedagogical skills and perhaps even correct something.

The tickets in our exam are divided into three parts, with fifteen questions-situations in each. In the first part, family stories concern children from two to five years old. In the second — from six to eleven years old. And finally, in the third part — situations involving teenagers (from twelve to sixteen years old).

This book will be interesting not only for beginners but also for "adult" moms and dads. Because once we are parents — we are parents forever, and we have plenty of time to "retake"... while waiting for grandchildren.

Five reasons to buy "Exam for Parents":

1. It is an interactive book that can be opened anywhere and read as a family.

2. The book describes in simple language how to solve quite complex life tasks.

3. Non-boring tasks, challenging life situations.

4. The exam is conducted by one of the most famous child and adolescent psychologists.

5. The book will make an excellent gift for moms, dads, grandmas, and grandpas.

Comparison of the old and new edition of the book:

Sometimes the new is, you'll laugh, really well-forgotten old! We have reissued, revised, and changed the design of one of the successful format books by our perennial author of the parent series, Ekaterina Murashova.

We have integrated the second edition of the book into a series of comics and advice for parents, so that the book stands alongside the French bestsellers “Let’s Agree: How to Grow Up Together with Your Child” and “Let’s Agree-2: How Not to Lose Touch with Your Teenager.” In our opinion, “Exam for Parents” is close in format, lightness, and simultaneous practicality to the French parenting comics. Accordingly, although the illustrations remain the same, the layout, colors, and cover design of the new edition have changed.

The structure of the book remains unchanged: the examination questions-situations are divided by age (toddlers-preschoolers, younger schoolchildren, older schoolchildren) into three groups. Each group has easy, medium, and difficult questions. Answers-solutions and discussions of answers at the end. But now it is more convenient to use the book: the answer options for each situation are now always placed on the right page, so after reading the question, the reader sees the answer options on the same spread. The layout has become freer in the new format, providing more space.