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The way we communicate with our children greatly influences their psychological development. Thus, children who receive positive comments, who are treated with respect and love, and who dialogue in an open and trusting environment will develop a stronger and healthier self-esteem than those who receive criticism, shouting or do not have the attention of their reference adults.

It is important and very beneficial for children to encourage their autonomy from a young age, as well as making their own decisions. With this we contribute to the development of their personality, as well as the creation of a healthy self-esteem.

Some time ago I read a phrase on the Internet that struck me so deeply that it has since become one of my favorite parenting phrases: "There are no difficult children. The difficult thing is being a child in a world of tired, busy, without patience and in a hurry".

I have to repeat things a thousand times to my son. This statement is very often heard in fathers and mothers who are overwhelmed by having to repeat everything over and over again, seeing how their requests seem to be deliberately ignored.

Social networks have changed many paradigms of our lives and the way we behave with our children is not exempt from it. If you are an active parent on these platforms and you are used to sharing content in which your children are present, it can give clear clues to your parenting style, or at least that is what a study carried out by the University of Bloomington reveals.

To many (myself included), motherhood comes like a bucket of ice water when what you expect is a warm and quiet bath. That cube may be a different color, but I would say the feeling is the same. The true postpartum is a taboo that has been talked about until now, and the manifestations of that overwhelming reality bath can be so diverse, that there could be as many as there are women in the world. One of them is that of women who do not dare to leave the house with their newborn babies, a phenomenon that is rarely talked about, but which is more common than we think.

In recent times, parenting methods have changed, and within all this revolution, respectful parenting stands out.

Having a child is a moment of life full of emotions, which are often contradictory, since it is a mixture of joy and fear with many expectations in between.