With the return to school and the beginning of the course, we realize that our children are no longer so young, and they face a new school year that until "two days" was far away.
"Come on, get up, it was nothing!", "Get up!, don't be a playwright", "Nothing has happened, stand up!"... These are just some of the phrases that parents use often when the little ones fall to the ground, in order to downplay what happened.
As parents, we do everything we can to keep our children happy, healthy, and safe. As realistic parents, we know that although we will always do everything to protect them, we cannot keep them in a bubble. Unfortunately, there are bad and negative things in the world that could generate a lot of fear in our children, influencing their way of seeing and living life.
All change offers resistance, and when we form a new couple with someone who has children from a previous relationship, it is perfectly normal and even expected that there may be moments of tension with the children and with us, especially during the first months.
Practicing co-sleeping, in addition to being one of the most beautiful experiences we can have with our children, has many benefits both for them and for us during the early years. The smell and contact with the parents generates security, helps them to be calmer, favors the affective bond with our baby and makes it much easier for us to feed them in case of breastfeeding (also known as "copecho").
Today it seems normal to us that the father is present during the birth of his baby, but more than half a decade ago it was something very unusual, as if the arrival into the world of a child conceived by two people was an act that only concerned to the woman.
Save the Children has just published a report that places Spain as the country with the highest grade repetition rate in the European Union and in the OECD in Compulsory Secondary Education, with a rate of 8.5% (with the EU averages and OECD below 3%).
In addition to the emotion contained before the first day of school for our little ones, the beginning of the school year also brings with it fun and almost surreal moments between the parents of the students (the WhatsApp groups of the school go a long way), and between parents and teachers.
Danni Büchner is invited to Sam Dylan's Halloween party. But the "Goodbye Germany" emigrant has no desire for many other party guests. And find clear words.
