"My mother-in-law constantly tells me how I have to educate my children..." Has it happened to you? Do you feel that your political family interferes too much in the upbringing of your children?
It's time for the baby's bath and the house is upside down. You have to do a thousand things and your partner has told you that he takes care of the bathtub moment while you make dinner. It sounds good to you, so you get to work ... but at a time when you go to the bathroom to see how everything is going, you find that it is already taking it out, but you notice some fluff peeking out from the fold of its small neck. You silently grumble and say, "Let me finish it," as you settle in to bathe him again. If this scene sounds familiar to you, you may be one of those mothers who find it difficult to delegate, and who in the long run, can be overcome by the inequality in the distribution of tasks.
Let's make things clear from the beginning: sex in pregnancy is not contraindicated at all, except in very specific medical cases, and is even beneficial for the mother and her baby.
When the first child is born, the couple's relationship changes, since the arrival of a baby into the world implies a revolution in all aspects that completely alters the rhythm of coexistence that the couple had before becoming parents.
Sooner or later, all mothers end up going through the difficult step of going out for the first time one night (or one afternoon) without our baby, the center of our lives since birth, accompanying us.
More and more parents are starting on the path of Positive Discipline to educate their children with kindness and firmness at the same time. But, is it possible to apply Positive Discipline also with adults? And specifically in the case of the couple, how can Positive Discipline influence our relationship?
Raising and educating is exhausting and requires time and a lot of patience, something that we do not always have enough of. And it is precisely when patience is lacking and physical fatigue begins to take its toll, when conflicts arise with the person next to us. Sometimes these conflicts are verbalized in the form of arguments due to a lack of understanding, but at other times the door is simply opened to laziness, routine and lack of interest.
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.
