It’s Easier to Raise Strong Girls than Fix Broken Women
What girl didn’t dream of being a princess? Many little ones find the main characters of their favorite movies and…
Children
In this section, we’ll help you better understand the intellectual and physical development of your children. You’ll get to know the behavior of a child in every situation and how you should respond. Find out about specific care, information on health, diet, hygiene, and the things that will help your child grow up healthy and happy. We’ll be your partner in this beautiful adventure.
Bad Temper Isn’t Synonymous with Character
How many times, when a child has a tantrum or responds badly, have you heard their parents or relatives say:…
Nocturnal Enuresis in Children: What You Should Know
Nocturnal enuresis in children is a disorder that occurs frequently in children between the ages of five and six. But…
Types of Families According to Their Degree of Cohesion
Each family unit is unique. The norms and the way the members relate to one another is different from one…
17 Tips for Stimulating Language in Children
Children acquire language naturally from the time they’re very small thanks to social interactions with their environment. However, sometimes stimulating language…
Should You Let Your Children Sleep with You?
The eternal dilemma that many parents have to decide is whether or not to let their children sleep with them.…
How to Help Your Child Transition from a Crib to a Bed
It’s not always easy for children to make the transition from a crib to a bed. Only children that have…
What Tone of Voice to Use When Disciplining You Children
There are many parents who, when disciplining their children, speak harshly. Sometimes they shout and, at times, can even become…
Plant-based Drinks for Babies and Children
Currently, you can find a wide variety of plant-based drinks on the market. These drinks are a great way to…
Educating from a Child’s Perspective
Educating from a child’s perspective means taking into account each child’s evolutionary process and adapting to it. It’s important for…
Why Do Children Imitate What They See?
Children have the great ability to imitate what they see. Within hours of birth, babies begin to imitate the adults around them. For example, if their mother sticks out her tongue, the newborn imitates her with remarkable success by copying…
Teaching Techniques that Work Well During Quarantine
During the coronavirus quarantine, many parents with school-aged children are facing an uphill battle. Getting children to concentrate on their…
How to Organize Our Routines and School Work During Lockdown
Because of the current home confinement in many countries, as part of measures to curb the coronavirus pandemic, most children…
Raising High Demand Children
It’s normal for young children to be very demanding and persistent. However, when raising high demand children, it can feel like they never seem to be satisfied no matter what you do, and they continually demand your attention, without ever…
How to Improve Your Relationship with Your Children During Quarantine
The confinement we must face as a result of the coronavirus pandemic means spending more time than ever at home…
The Benefits of Gardening for Children
Today, we’re going to talk about the benefits of gardening for children. Working in a garden, whether it’s planting seeds in a pot, helping care for a big outdoor garden, or even caring for a terrarium, has many positive benefits…
The “First Adolescence” in 6-Year-Old Children
We all know that many children in their teens have a crisis (or many of them), which we can observe…
When Should We Start Setting Limits for Our Children
When it comes to explaining to parents the importance of instilling discipline and starting setting limits, there’s a common metaphor:…
Negative Consequences of the Pygmalion Effect on Children
The Pygmalion effect is well-known in the world of social sciences. It’s a theory that states that expectations can influence…
When Can Children Start Going Out Alone?
It isn’t easy for parents to see their children growing up and distancing themselves from them. Finding a balance between…