"Mom, don't kiss me!" "Don't hug me in public..." Do these phrases ring a bell? Has your teenager told you lately? And you think, how can it be that my son, who "two days" ago ate me with kisses, today does not want to receive a hug?
Surely you have ever witnessed a situation like this, or you have reproduced it yourself: scolding children in public, in front of others. And don't feel bad if you've ever done it, we're human.
When we already have a child, the arrival of a new baby in the family usually generates many questions: Will the older one accept it well? How do I make the presentation? And if jealousy arises? What should I do to foster a good sibling relationship?
When babies are born, their brain, although it is formed, is still a bit immature, and it develops progressively thanks to the formation of new connections between neurons (synapses), as they interact with their environment, observe, explore, learn and ultimately experience their new world.
Mastitis is a disease that quite often affects nursing mothers; some studies estimate that up to a third of breastfeeding mothers experience mastitis at some point.
Connecting emotionally with our children has very important benefits for their development; among them, the strengthening of their self-esteem, self-confidence and the improvement in our relationship.
Hitting is a physical aggression, and although it is something that years ago was part of the upbringing of many parents towards their children, the truth is that today we know that hitting is a completely unacceptable and detrimental behavior for the development of children.
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.
