Do you remember the first moment you held your child in your arms? We hug our baby with all our compassion so that he does not get harmed. We even avoid it from ourselves. We are patient with staying up all night and with our child's untimely crying spells. We are sleep deprived - we are tired - we cannot even find time to eat, but we still do not stop having mercy on him. Then something happens. We are losing our sensitivity. As our child grows, our patience begins to shrink. We suddenly turn into an angry and constantly shouting person. What changes so that we become such a person? I think you know why? We are running out of patience, left and right, throughout the day, which we should mostly show to ourselves, our children and our loved ones. We cannot use it in case of real need. If you feel that your patience and strength have run out and you are unhappy, if your relationships with your child and the people around you have begun to deteriorate, if you think that your past has accumulated "wish"s rather than "good" ones, and most importantly, if you want to raise compassionate children, this book will be a good guide for you. I hope that this book, which I wrote inspired by my father's fatherhood, will shed light on your beautiful days to come. Dilek Cesur
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