Around laughter with children. Stevenson S.

Perhaps each of us loves to laugh. As Karel Chapek said: "Humor is always a little protection from fate." We notice ridiculous, laugh at ourselves and others and we know that often a playful tone acts more efficiently than serious. But not all parents seek to develop a child's sense of humor, considering it an important dignity. But scientists talk about humor as a marker of giftedness! The book by Sue Stevenson helps us to remember how a joke said in time or a joint laughter helps to establish contacts, express solidarity or discharge the situation. Based on his experience, the author shares with us practices, methods and tools that can help children if they are saddened, angry or simply subject to stress.