As parents, it is normal to want our children to have full confidence in us, and to look to us whenever something worries them or they have doubts about how to deal with a problem. But that trust is not obtained overnight, and it is necessary to work from the beginning to obtain it.
Children, like adults, go through certain situations or adversities throughout their childhood that are not easy to deal with. In these types of situations, they sometimes require "extra" help, or a type of emotional support that, as parents, we can offer them.
Surely at some point you have met a child who did not want to greet you with kisses and hugs. Whether it's your nephew, your grandson, or your best friend's son, sometimes these situations happen, and it's normal to feel hurt when that child you love so much refuses to kiss you.
Becoming parents is one of the most wonderful experiences in the world (for many), it brings exponential love, tenderness, it leads you to give your best ... but also the worst: it is tiring, exhausting and sometimes frustrating. What is clear is that parenthood changes us, and not only does it individually, it also changes our relationship as a couple. Now you are not two, you are three, and the third is your baby, a tiny being that needs care and attention 24 hours. Where is the couple? Does becoming a parent always negatively affect our relationship? Is it possible to survive?
Adolescence is a complex stage, as well as fascinating, full of changes and first times. Sometimes we don't really know how to accompany our children at this stage.
Open questions are those that are formulated with the objective that the person express himself freely and offer enriching details that make us know more about his personality, his tastes, concerns or interests. That is, they are questions that are not answered with a simple yes or no.
As social beings that we are, we want to fit in and be part of groups, to feel valued. For this reason, throughout life, we try to cultivate this feeling of belonging within our social relationships.
As a mother of three girls, celebrations such as Girl's Day or International Women's Day are dates that touch me closely, because it makes me think about what I want for them, how I would like them to grow and what seeds I am sowing. in them so that tomorrow they will be strong and determined women, but above all, happy.
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.
