All human beings experience pride at some point in our lives, and this can cause us to carry out behaviors that are usually very unpleasant for other people.
According to a recent study carried out by the digital content company Lingokids, summer school holidays are a source of stress for many families, who have to juggle work and children's holidays.
Challenging behaviors are normal within the adolescent stage, and it is right there when our children begin to test what the limits are. However, this can be a real challenge for parents.
Summer vacations are here, and like every year the eternal dilemma between parents resurfaces: what do we do with the children while we continue working?
Being a mother can be an experience as wonderful as it is challenging at the same time. And it is that there are many factors that influence, as well as significant changes within the dynamics of life that for some people can become very overwhelming.
"I feel exhausted", "I have no energy", "it is impossible for me to work at home with the children", "I can't take it anymore", "I need to disconnect". Do you feel identified with any of these phrases? If so, you may be experiencing parental burnout.
From a very early age our children begin their cognitive development processes. Although to a large extent this responds to biological components such as the genetics of the parents, another part develops through learning.
In contrast to Blue Monday or the saddest day of the year, today, June 20, Yellow Day or the happiest day is celebrated. The idea arose in 2005, when the British psychologist Cliff Arnall decided to devise a formula to measure happiness, optimism and positivity as part of a commercial campaign.
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.
