第２回「しつけで絶対に守ってほしいこと。」ゲスト：高濱正伸さん（花まる学習会）【水野敬也の子育て本を１００冊読んだのに正解がわからなくて泣いてます 】

"I've read 100 of Mizuno Keiya's parenting books, but I'm crying because I still don't know the right answer." Raising children is full of things that don't always go as planned. Mizuno Keiya, an author and mother of four, says that his penchant for know-how led him to read over 100 parenting books before starting his own children, but he still admits, "I still don't know the right answer at all." So, we're inviting parenting professionals who have impressed Mizuno to ask him questions directly about the questions that have arisen in the process. We'll be bringing you a thoughtful discussion on parenting on "Listen, Hobonichi." Our fifth guest is Takahama Masanobu, founder of Hanamaru Gakushukai, a cram school for preschoolers and elementary school students. Mizuno resonates with Takahama's philosophy of "raising children to be self-sufficient adults" and "raising people who are popular," and was impressed by the cram school's tour. He actually sends his child to Hanamaru Gakushukai, and is keenly aware of the unique teaching methods and outdoor experiences. His book, "Don't Let Your Child Fall Apart," also contains many hints, so this long-awaited interview was realized. Daily study, homework, outdoor experiences, kanji, math... In this four-part series, we discuss in-depth the fundamentals of "why we have to study." #parenting #education #MasanobuTakahama #HanamaruGakushukai #KeiyaMizuno #Hobonichi