"How to Love a Child (Part 1)" is not just a book, but a real guide to the world of maternal and paternal love, written by an outstanding teacher and humanist Janusz Korczak. In this work, the author reveals the deep secrets of upbringing, emphasizing the importance of sincere, unconditional love for children and respect for their individuality. This book is a real treasure for parents, teachers, educators and anyone who seeks to understand how to build a trusting and warm relationship with the younger generation. Janusz Korczak, known for his humanistic philosophy and pedagogical principles, in "How to Love a Child (Part 1)" invites the reader to plunge into reflections on the nature of childhood and how love and respect can become the foundation for the harmonious development of the child. The author does not offer ready-made recipes or universal rules, instead he shares his thoughts, observations and life experience, which is saturated with sincerity and warmth. The book raises important topics - from the need to listen and understand the child to the ability to show patience and compassion, because these qualities help to create an atmosphere of trust and mutual respect. The book is especially relevant for those who want not only to learn to love their children, but also to understand how to properly express this love so that it becomes a source of strength and inspiration for the baby. It addresses the issues of education in the modern world, where parents often face difficulties in communication, stress and information overload. Korczak is convinced that true love for a child is not only affectionate words and gifts, but above all a sincere respect for his feelings, needs and inner world. “How to love a child (part 1)” will be interesting for adults aged 25 to 50 years, especially those who are looking for answers to questions about parenting, want to become a more sensitive and attentive parent or teacher. This book is suitable for those who appreciate deep reflection and seek inspiration in classical pedagogical literature, as well as those who seek to develop emotional intelligence and build trusting relationships with children. Fans of philosophical and humanistic works, as well as fans of the work of Janusz Korczak, will certainly find new ideas and practical advice in this book. The author's style is distinguished by special warmth, sincerity and humanism. Janusz Korczak does not just write about parenting he shares his soul, inviting the reader to look at children as unique personalities deserving of respect and love. His works, such as “Children are not our property” or “Childhood and upbringing”, have long been recognized as classics of pedagogical literature and continue to inspire generations of parents and teachers around the world. In How to Love a Child (Part 1), the author reveals new facets of his philosophy, emphasizing the importance of emotional support and sincere interaction. This book is worthy of attention not only because it is full of wisdom and practical advice, but also because it helps to understand that true love for a child is not only feelings, but also active participation, patience and respect. It teaches how to become a reliable support for the baby, how to create an atmosphere of trust and mutual understanding, which is especially important in the modern world, where values and priorities often change. “How to love a child (part 1)” is not just a reading, it is an invitation to rethink your own views on the upbringing and development of children, in order to become a more sensitive and attentive parent. If you are looking for a book that will help you become better for your children, understand their inner world and learn to express your love so that it becomes a source of strength and inspiration, then “How to Love a Child (Part 1)” by Janusz Korczak is exactly what you need. This book is not only a pedagogical work, but also a guide to the heart, which will help you build a strong, trusting relationship with your children and give them the love that will be their support for life.