育兒書籍

1.“Mindset” – recommended by Jackelyn Ku, Joy Zhou and Alexandra Blood.

2.       "Hints on Child Training" - recommended by Jackelyn Ku

3.       "Your Child''s Growing Mind: Brain Development and Learning From Birth to Adolescence" – recommended by Angela Chiu

4.       "Endangered Minds" – recommended by Angela Chiu

5.       "Boundaries with Teens when to say YES, how to say NO" – recommended by Sarah Xie

6.       "Knowing and Teaching Elementary Mathematics" – recommended by Bonnie Liao

7.       "The Hurried Child" ” – recommended by Yingting Zhang

8.       “The Five Love Languages” - recommended by Rebecca Wang

9.   "The Highly Sensitive Child" - recommended by Angela Chiu

10.   "Now, Discover Your Strengths" - recommended by Bonnie Liao

11.   “StrengthsFinder 2.0” - recommended by Bonnie Liao

12.   "The Read Aloud Handbook" - recommended by Joy Zhou

13.   “The Bilingual Family: A Handbook for Parents” - recommended by Angela Chiu

14.   “Too Much of a Good Thing” - recommended by Min Huang

15.   “Nurture the Nature” - recommended by Chenghe Zhu

16.   “The Kazdin Method for Parenting the Defiant Child” - recommended by Jackelyn Ku

17.   “Raising An Emotionally Intelligent Child” - recommended by Bonnie Liao , Alexandra Bloom

18.   “Between Parent and Child” – recommended by Angela Chiu

19.   “The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People” – recommended by Cindy Yu and Sandra Liu

20.   “Everything You Never Wanted Your Kids to Know about Sex” - recommended by Angela Chiu

21.   “The Childhood Roots of Adult Happiness” by Edward Hallowell – recommended by Alexandra Bloom

22.  Financial Intelligence for Parents and Children （親子財商教育）

In a growingly complex economic environment, kids today need to develop financial intelligence more than ever—and the best way for them to do this is with the family. Ms. Yu and Dr. Zhang coauthored the books on Financial Intelligence for Parents and Children to address their concerns in financial literacy, and sound finan-cial judgement and behavior. While other books on financial education stick to the basics, Financial Intelligence for Parents and Children delves much deeper and wider by providing step-by-step instructions for engaging in age-appropriate discussions about money and finances with children at every grade level, from preschool through high school. It offers you the tools you need to talk about a wide range of money matters, beginning with the ABCs of financial education and progressively building to addressing more advanced concepts.

Topics covered include:

• Banking and credit
• Borrowing and spending
• College and retirement
• Gifting and estate
• Entrepreneurship
• Investing and wealth
• Job and income
• Risk and Insurance
• Taxes and economics

It is vital that children fully understand these concepts before leaving the house and venturing out on their own. This must-have resource delivers a systematic approach to helping your children enter the vibrant world with the financial know-how. They will become productive and financially secure members of the society.

This event will be an interactive session. Ms. Yu will share her experience with her two teenager kids, a fresh-man in Princeton University and a sophomore in Edison JP Steven High. Participants all share their experience with their children with own stories.

Since the event week is close to Chinese New Year, we will have a potluck dinner during the event. Please bring your best dish to share, and let’s have a great parenting year in 2016！

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