One of the most powerful tools we have in parenting is dialogue. Being able to talk about any topic with our children is ideal for us as parents and that "open field" that we should all have available when a difficult moment arises. However, being able to communicate calmly and honestly with our children is not something that has a start date, but a habit that is cultivated since our children are babies.
Every day more celebrities talk about their experience as mothers, some showing the fatigue of pregnancy as it usually is, their postpartum bodies and others even promoting breastfeeding with pride.
The work of mothers is one that has no end. From the time we wake up until we put our heads back on the pillow until late at night (or even at dawn!) We are active. And of course, most of the time we are tired.
Carrying your baby is a wonderful experience that if you have not tried it, we recommend it. Those who do assure that it hooks, in addition to being all benefits, both for the baby and for the parents they carry.
It is tragic news that leaves us speechless, and that unfortunately continues to happen every year: babies and young children die from being left in the car. In most cases, this usually happens due to a neglect of the parents, who hours later discover to their horror the terrible mistake they have made.
Although the legislation in Spain indicates fourteen years as the minimum age to be part of social networks, the truth is that since there is no safe way to guarantee the age when accessing, there are many children under that age present in accounts of Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and other networks.
A few days ago I found an article in English that was titled quite similar to this one, and without reading it, just with the title, it already caused me a "it's true". After a little reflection evoking many of the moments I had lived, I decided that I had to write about that too, and in order not to "get contaminated" by that father's words, I decided not to read it. So I would have my own reasons to explain to the world how strong and incredible my wife is and, by extension, all women (or the vast majority, I imagine).
You said no TV until age 3. You said you wouldn't be that kind of mother who ... You said a lot of things, but then your son came along and you ate, one by one, your words. Motherhood is plagued, for many of us, with those wonderful "I've never" that then hit us all over the face. If you also said that A, but then you did B, don't worry, join the club, there are many of us.
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.
