There is a mental exercise that I do often since I am a mother and my daughters began to grow: I try to remember moments from my childhood and evaluate the feelings that they produced in me. Generally, the ones that come to light are those that gave me great joy or great sadness, and the latter have an element that is repeated a lot: they arose because of things that caused me concern.
Surely, all of us have had complexes at some point in our lives. Children also go through this process, and it is important to be able to identify this situation to help our son feel better about himself.
Self-esteem is one of the foundations of well-being in childhood; In fact, we could say that it is the base on which a healthy psychological development is built, and also allows us to connect in a healthy way with others.
There is a lot of talk, and more and more, of emotional intelligence (EI). But do we really know what it is? Do we put it into practice when raising our children?
Among the many things that parents can do to build our children's trust in us is to always speak honestly to them; In other words, not promising things that we know we are not going to fulfill and of course, never lying to them, even if we are living a difficult time and we believe that hiding the truth from them will benefit them.
Everyone, both adults and children and adolescents, will have to face different losses of loved ones, throughout our lives. The death of a loved one has an undeniable impact on each one of us, and in the face of a loss of this kind, we begin a grieving process.
Empathy is the ability to put yourself in the place of the other; It allows us to connect with your emotions and your experiences, and understand why you feel in a certain way. In children, empathy allows them to generate lasting bonds, make friends, enhance their emotional intelligence ...
Self-esteem is defined as the value we make of ourselves, but it goes much further; It also encompasses the way we treat, admire and love each other. It encompasses perceptions, beliefs, thoughts, behaviors, and attitudes.
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.
