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If you find yourself in this situation, of wanting to get pregnant for a long time, and not being able to do so, due to infertility problems or other related causes, you have surely experienced very different emotions.

Parenting can be precious, but it is also demanding. Educating, caring, being an example, teaching, listening, supporting... are just some of the things that raising a child entails. And although we do them with all our love and desire, they are not always easy tasks. Moreover, these are things that can exhaust us, and it is normal.

We are very used to reading texts that talk about how to teach children to lose, and it is something that is essential to encourage healthy development and a healthy way of relating to others, as well as relating to frustration and loss. .

In recent decades the concept of family has changed significantly. Gone are the times when the family was always (or at least in most cases) made up of mom, dad and children, to give way to new family structures, and with them, to new parenting dynamics.

Making mistakes is part of life and of being human. And although this can be difficult to accept, and even painful and/or embarrassing on some occasions, the truth is that making mistakes does not have to be branded as something negative, since it allows us to learn and grow by correcting our mistakes.

Grief is the reaction to a significant loss in our lives, whatever its type. When we speak, more specifically, of genetic grief, we speak of the emotional reaction of loss when we cannot have children with our own eggs (or sperm in the case of men).

All human beings experience pride at some point in our lives, and this can cause us to carry out behaviors that are usually very unpleasant for other people.

From a very early age our children begin their cognitive development processes. Although to a large extent this responds to biological components such as the genetics of the parents, another part develops through learning.