The book "Good Night Stories" offers a unique way for children to discover themselves and their creativity through easy and fun dialectical thinking processes. In addition to calming their anxieties, "Good Night Stories" nurtures and strengthens the natural bond of intimacy between parent and child. Encouraging a child to develop dialectical thinking may seem impossible at first - but in reality, dialectical thinking, if seen as a purely creative and exciting process, can bring incredible benefits to children. It can soothe their anxieties, boost their self-confidence, unlock their imagination, teach them the values of contemplation and contemplation, and help them grow as balanced and composed people. This book, intended for use by parents for all children between the ages of 4 and 8, is a collection of 20 dialectical narratives. By reading the stories aloud, you lead the child to wonderful adventures that spark his imagination. These dialectical thinking narratives are stories that aim to help the child concentrate, get rid of stress, believe in themselves and trust their fellow human beings. The specific conclusions help the parent to understand the basic meaning of the story in order to be able to enlighten the child. Each story begins with the child picking up his baby lantern and walking on the Enchanted Path ... to then discover a whole new world of fantasy. By encouraging the child to describe and delve into the images he sees, and then to interact with the story as it unfolds, the parent leads the child on the path of dialectical thinking - and helps him to dive into his unlimited creativity and inner peace. .
