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The book is written in defence of the child. In its pages, Dr Carlos González confronts the so-called experts who know how to raise children by demanding good behaviour from them. The author shows that our goal as parents is not to teach our children perfect discipline and a number of useful skills, but to satisfy their natural need for attachment, emotional and physical contact.

The book discusses in detail the issues that often concern young parents: why babies ask to be held, why they do not like to sleep alone, when the child will become independent, whether to praise and punish children, whether to send a child to kindergarten, what is socialisation and many others.

According to readers, this is one of the best books on how to raise children. At the same time, one should not expect ready-made recipes from the author, he prefers reflections and observations. Many things that seemed so obvious are portrayed by the author as if from the other side. The book is written in simple and easy language.