Developing

The way in which we communicate with our children from birth, and even from when they are inside the womb, leaves a mark on their personality, much more than we think.

We all want to do the best we can for our children. And as parents, we naturally look out for their good and we care about educating them, loving them and protecting them from anything that could be harmful to them.

Each stage of life has its own characteristics, but adolescence in particular is one full of many changes and challenges for everyone. Starting with the adolescent himself, who is going through a transformative stage in which he begins to define his identity, to the rest of the family, who must accompany him in the best possible way during his adolescence.

Psychomotor development is one of the first great advances that our baby will have during his first twelve months of life. Also, it is undoubtedly the most notorious, since it involves visible changes and evolutions.

"Let's see, Mom, how did I sleep when I was a baby? Because he's four months old and he only sleeps on his chest ... and I don't know what to do anymore," the daughter asks her mother. "I gave you the bottle and normally you were so relaxed that you immediately fell asleep in my arms eating, or with the pacifier," the mother replies. "So is he using me as a pacifier?" "Yes, daughter, that seems ... you have to try not to do it."

We often tell you that a highly recommended exercise when raising and educating children is trying to understand them. Be empathetic and put ourselves in their place to know what they are living and, in this way, get a little closer to their affliction or annoyance and thus know the reason for their behavior.

The first year of the baby is exciting. 365 days, 52 weeks, 12 months in which your child is going to make impressive strides. A year in which we will see how many hours of sleep are lost, yes, but also how the baby above all gives us many joys. These are great strides your baby will make in the first year.

As every year since 2008, during October the International Week of Raising in Arms is celebrated, a series of days dedicated to remembering the importance of carrying babies and remembering that custom of raising in arms, the best place for them.