Description Prologue | Even Just Doing the Basics Well Helps a Child Grow Up Right PART 1: Raise Your Child Like You Cook Rice The First Question Parents Must Ask: Who Am I? Reflect on Yourself Before Your Child What Kind of Life Do I Want to Live? Parenting Is Growing Together with Your Child Become an Adult Who Looks Happy in Your Child's Eyes | Parent Practice | Looking at Myself The Final Destination of Parenting: Until the Child Launches Their Own Boat Your Child Is a Person from the Future Fitting a Child Bound for the World into Korea's Current Reality? What If We Keep Going Like This Out of Anxiety? "That's Just Reality"? That's Parental Greed! | Parent Practice | Looking at My Child The Basic Principle of Parenting: The Rice-Cooking Method Are You Keeping the Basic Principles? Are You Bringing Out Your Child's Unique Flavor? Help Your Child Unfold Their Potential | Parent Practice | Discovering My Child's Potential Rice: How to Find Your Child's Talent The World of Intelligence Is More Diverse Than You Think Parents Who Tell a Fish to Climb a Tree Give Them Many Experiences Be a Helper, Not a Trainer | Parent Practice | Understanding My Child Water: The Parent's Message That Builds a Child's Self-Esteem Messages of Unconditional Love and Absolute Worth Messages of Love and Recognition: The 20-Second Hug Method The Nodding Method for Naturally Empathizing with Your Child | Parent Practice | Boosting My Child's Self-Esteem Water: The Walnut-Cracking Method for Overcoming Weaknesses and Building Self-Esteem Once You Openly Name a Weakness, It's No Longer a Weakness My Core Beliefs Shape My Reality The Most Important Thing Is Your Core Belief About Yourself | Parent Practice | Overcoming Weaknesses Together with My Child Water: The Self-Worth Method for Boosting a Sensitive Child's Self-Esteem Every Personality Has Strengths and Weaknesses I Decide How People Will Treat Me | Parent Practice | Boosting a Sensitive Child's Self-Esteem Fire: Teaching Values Helps a Child Stand Firm in Any Situation Four Values Every Child Must Be Taught Trust and Responsibility: Raising a Child Who Follows Through Contribution and Consideration Make a Bigger Person A Positive Mindset Sustains a Child for Life Be a Role Model as a Parent | Parent Practice | Teaching the Four Values PART 2: Understand What Drives Your Child Intrinsic Motivation: A Stronger Force Than Competition What Drives a Child: Intrinsic vs. Extrinsic Motivation Intrinsic Motivation Is Stronger and Lasts Longer The Ultimate Driving Force According to Successful People The Power of "Meaning" in an Age of Living to a Hundred | Parent Practice | Finding Intrinsic Motivation The Trap of Extrinsic Motivation Extrinsic Motivation Weakens Intrinsic Motivation When You Reward Studying, Does Studying Become a Chore? Extrinsic Motivation Alone Can't Change Anyone | Parent Practice | Using Extrinsic and Intrinsic Motivation Together Is Your Child Growing into the Talent the Future Needs? The 4Cs: The Real Talents Needed in the 21st Century An Education Culture That Works Against the Future Ideal Let Them Play Freely | Parent Practice | A Child Who Plays Well Is a Happy Child Both Play and Study Should Be Fun How to Let Your Child Take the Lead in Play: P.R.I.D.E. Studying Should Be Fun Too Make Reading a Form of Play | Parent Practice | Practicing Child-Led Interaction with P.R.I.D.E. How to Raise a Child Who Isn't Afraid of Failure Children Who Say "My Life Is Over" After the Smallest Failure You Can't Learn to Get Up If You've Never Fallen Encourage Failure Bite-Sized Failures Raising a Child Who Grows Through Failure | Parent Practice | A Child Who Isn't Afraid of Failure A Child Who Learns Gratitude Overcomes Setbacks For a Struggling Child, Change the Thought Pattern The Difference Between Positive and Negative People The Gratitude Habits of Successful People Nothing in the World Should Be Taken for Granted A Family Gratitude Practice Practicing Focusing on the Positive | Parent Practice | The Gratitude Practice Challenge PART 3: Just Doing This in Early Childhood Helps a Child Grow Up Well The OT Method for Correcting a Child's Behavior Children Need Rules No Child Gets It Right the First Time Set Rules Through Listening and Discussion | Parent Practice | Setting Rules with My Child How to Protect Your Child from Excessive Immersion Why Children Become Overly Absorbed in Games and Smartphones Give Them the Chance to Find Something More Fun Free-Range, Not Neglect Building Self-Regulation Through Self-Awareness The "Boarder" Method for Communicating with Teenage Children | Parent Practice | Preventing Overuse of Games and Smartphones Building Self-Regulation A Child Feels Secure When They Sense Their Own Control Parents Should Be Self-...