Two books offering crucial insights on words that save children and the gray zone. - Title: Words That Save Children: A Dangerous Word - Author: Yasuyuki Deta The definitive parenting guide by a popular professor, saving all parents struggling with child-rearing. Professor Deguchi, a criminal psychologist, has interacted with 10,000 criminals and juvenile delinquents, and what he's discovered is this: The education children receive has an impact on every criminal. And criminals are ordinary people. Whether they become model students or juvenile delinquents is a fine line. This book points out the problems with the way parents speak to and raise their children, even when they think they're doing well, and explains immediately actionable solutions. Using examples of juvenile delinquents and criminals as a cautionary tale, it reveals a collection of small parenting tips to improve children's academic abilities and human skills. - Title: The Gray Zone - Author: Takashi Okada - Publisher: SB Shinsho Awareness of developmental disorders has become widespread, and more people are visiting medical institutions, thinking they might have a developmental disorder themselves. Among them, the number of people in the "gray zone" is increasing, where symptoms are present but a diagnosis isn't reached. Although a diagnosis isn't reached, there are studies showing that those in the gray zone actually find life more difficult, and it's recently attracting attention. This book explains the tendencies and countermeasures for difficulties in living that are less than developmental disorders, categorized by type, such as obsessive-compulsive disorder, pseudo-ADHD, social communication disorder, and anxious attachment style. Thank you for viewing.