breeding

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...

Over time I have learned to see the two faces of practically every situation I go through in my life: the good and the bad side. Guilt is a feeling that is not exempted from this categorization either, because although it is hateful, it generates anguish and unease, it also helps us to reflect: today I want to play the "devil's advocate" and talk about a small positive part that contains guilt.

Solidarity is a very important value in our development as people who belong to a society, and obviously the best way to understand its meaning -especially when we are children- is to put it into practice. This time of year is fantastic for precisely that: the arrival of Santa Claus and the Three Wise Men usually means the arrival of new toys at home, so it is a fantastic opportunity to donate to children in vulnerable situations. If we also involve our children, we are teaching them to relate with empathy, humility and respect.

Transmitting values to our children is one of the most important responsibilities we have as parents. It is clear that the best way to do it is through example and living them on a day-to-day basis, but when they are young, we can begin to reflect on them through books.

Transmitting values to our children is one of the most important responsibilities we have as parents. It is clear that the best way to do this is through example and living them on a daily basis, but when they are little, we can begin to reflect on them through books.

Transmitting values to our children is one of the most important responsibilities we have as parents. It is clear that the best way to do this is through example and living them on a daily basis, but when they are little, we can begin to reflect on them through books.

If you have children, surely you have heard phrases or references about certain ages, such as the famous "terrible twos" (which are not so terrible) or the complicated transition to adolescence. In my early years as a mother, for example, someone said to me "Ugh, wait until I grow up and be older", as a warning and hinting that things would get more difficult.

With the use of the internet and social networks, we have at our fingertips all the information we want to know. This undoubtedly brings us great advantages, because in addition to being aware of what is happening in the world almost immediately, we have the opportunity to meet professionals related to health, parenting and education whose advice can be very useful. for our day to day as parents.