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Teaching our children to apologize and say sorry may seem like common sense parenting. However, simply forcing a child to say “I’m sorry” doesn’t teach the desired skill which is the development of empathy. Sometimes … Read More

It is important that as our children grow up, they become aware that all of their actions have consequences, so that from early on they assume responsibility for each of their actions. A consequence is … Read More

  Many people repeat over and over again that their children have “bad behavior,” without trying to go further and find out what that behavior wants to tell us. Many times, children are hungry, sleepy, … Read More

For a child to grow up in a safe, loving and warm environment, it is necessary to work every day to cultivate a solid emotional base. If the emotional well-being of ​​a child is strong … Read More

Childhood is not a race to see how fast a child learns to walk, run, talk, stop using diapers, read, write or count. Childhood is a wonderful time that goes from birth to adolescence, in … Read More