Book Summary –
Teach Your Child How to Think is a practical guide that equips parents with tools and strategies to help children develop strong thinking skills from an early age. Edward de Bono emphasizes that thinking is a skill that can be taught—not something children simply pick up on their own. The book introduces simple methods to encourage creativity, logic, decision-making, and problem-solving in everyday situations. De Bono presents exercises, games, and scenarios that make thinking enjoyable and interactive, helping children explore multiple perspectives, avoid rigid patterns, and approach challenges with confidence. The book encourages parents to nurture a child’s curiosity, teach them how to structure their thoughts, and build habits that lead to independent and effective thinking throughout life.
About the Author –
Edward de Bono (1933–2021) was a Maltese physician, psychologist, and one of the world’s leading authorities on creative thinking and innovation. He is best known for developing the concept of “lateral thinking,” which revolutionized how individuals and organizations approach problem-solving. Author of more than 60 books—including Six Thinking Hats—de Bono’s work has influenced educators, business leaders, and governments worldwide. His methods emphasize clarity, creativity, and practical application, making complex thinking processes easy to understand and use. Celebrated for his contributions to cognitive development, de Bono remains an iconic figure in the field of thinking skills and creative education.
