Emotional education

Resilience refers to the ability to face difficult situations and come out stronger despite adversity. Of course, it goes without saying that children must receive the care and protection of adults. However, teaching resilience to children from a young age…

They say that social and emotional skills are indicators of a person’s ability to adapt to their surroundings and to change. They also say that emotional skills are a good indicator of success in the future. For these reasons, we’re…

Autism is a neurobehavioral disorder that makes it difficult to communicate and socialize with others. There are restricted interests and repetitive behavior. In many cases, these symptoms prevent children with autism from fully developing symbolic play. Games and role-playing can…

We take on a big commitment when we decide to become parents. We become responsible for raising emotionally healthy human beings. Unfortunately, not every parent takes this approach with their children. For example, growing up with overcritical parents has serious…

We all know the sad feeling that comes with not being able to reach our goals or if things don’t go our way. If adults have a hard time dealing with that, just think what happens to children. Teaching children…

Although childhood seems to be a simple stage of life, a child’s inner world is richer and more complex than we think. When we’re young, we begin to develop beliefs and emotions that will stay with us for life, including…

The Little Prince is one of the most translated literary works. We can find it in more than 200 languages, including a version in braille. The teachings of The Little Prince have provided great insight into humanity and our society. With its…

Creativity is quickly becoming one of the most valued skills of the 21st century. According to a 2018 report by the World Economic Forum, it’s one of the three most sought-after skills that employers will look for by 2020. And…