For generations, parenting has often been rooted in authority and correction, a model that emphasizes control over connection. But as we navigate the complexities of today’s world, raising emotionally intelligent, resilient children demands a shift in our perspective. It’s time to see children not as passive recipients of our direction but as powerful individuals with...
Hugging is one of the simplest, yet most profound, forms of physical affection that carries numerous benefits for children. Beyond the emotional warmth it provides, science has shown that hugging has tangible benefits on the mental, physical, and emotional development of children. Hugging enhances emotional intelligence Research shows that hug therapy can improve children’s emotional...
The nervous system: your child’s built-in GPS Picture this: your child’s nervous system is like a GPS that’s still learning the ropes. It’s split into two main systems: the sympathetic nervous system (think of it as the turbo boost that kicks in when they’re faced with a “danger”—like the last cookie being snatched) and...
Human beings are born hard-wired for connection. Increasingly, research has shown that social connection is as essential as food and sleep. It is a biological imperative resulting from thousands of years of evolution, during which we started to organize ourselves into social groups with increasingly complex relationships. A lack of connection can be perceived by our brains...
In the whirlwind of parenting, where sleepless nights, first steps, and endless questions intertwine, lies a profound truth that often goes unnoticed. Our children, those tiny beings who look up to us with hopeful eyes, are not mere extensions of ourselves. They are intricate individuals, with dreams and plans uniquely their own. Our role as...
Parenting is a beautiful journey filled with love, joy, and countless challenges. As parents, we want the best for our children and sometimes find ourselves caught up in battles that may not be worth fighting. In the quest for a harmonious family dynamic, it’s important to remember the value of choosing our battles wisely. By...
As a society, we need to recognize that children are the most important part of our future. They have unique needs, perspectives, and capabilities that should be respected and nurtured. The Montessori and Gerber parenting methods offer a way to create an environment that supports children’s development and helps them thrive. We must pay more...
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