Advice

Everyone, children and adults, is very good at something, and it doesn't have to be the same for everyone. On the other hand, not all of us have innate talents to discover, but we do all have certain things that we are better at, strengths, strong points...

Everyone, children and adults, is very good at something, and it doesn't have to be the same for everyone. On the other hand, not all of us have innate talents to discover, but we do all have certain things that we are better at, strengths, strong points...

"My mother-in-law constantly tells me how I have to educate my children..." Has it happened to you? Do you feel that your political family interferes too much in the upbringing of your children?

When the birth of the baby approaches, there is a kind of "check list" that can make your life much easier if you prepare it in advance. It is true that in general we all suffer from the nest syndrome when the time approaches, but there are some other things that we do not usually take into account, until we see ourselves with the baby in our arms thinking "I should have done this before.. ."

Discovery learning was proposed by the American psychologist Jerome Bruner (1915-2016), who spent his entire career studying how children learn.

There is a lot of talk about extroversion and introversion as two personality traits, but do we really know what each concept is and what it is not? What are extroverted children like? And the introverts? What are its characteristics and strengths?

I bet that this situation is familiar to more than one: you take your little one to spend the afternoon at the grandparents' house, and when you pick him up a while later he tells you that he has had all kinds of snacks and has played a good time at the game console. Candy and screens! The two unbreakable boundaries in your house have been overlooked while you were with the grandparents, something that particularly bothers you.

The times that run are being complicated for all, but those of us who are parents have some peculiarities that sometimes make it even more difficult to organize taking into account the utopian "family conciliation".