Parenting and family mental health: child development, family dynamics, and practical guidance for raising resilient, emotionally healthy children.
12 character symptoms that cheat a difficult childhood according to a specialist A hard childhood often leaves deep and permanent marks. According to Adrian Wollenic, the specialist interviewed by the specialist HackspiritThose who grew up in the environment marked by lack of affection or negative experiences develop character symptoms that can harm their relationships with … Read more
5 truths we all wish we knew as parents who never did wearing The brain – and the psyche – is trying to define what was good or bad in terms of parenting? Mary Chetrit, education expert, has decided to present a book to help us keep things in perspective: in the light of recent … Read more
If you want to maintain your children’s confidence then avoid these phrases Every parent has their own aspirations for their child, but some ambitions are more common than others. A healthy, happy child who feels good about himself… these are criteria that will satisfy most parents. As adults, we can all remember little attitudes or … Read more
What does it mean to be a “good” parent? A school principal’s response Faced with the intensity of parental responsibilities, it’s natural to want to do the best for your children. However, this desire sometimes leads to doing too much, to the extent that it creates stress for parents and hinders children’s autonomy. According to … Read more
3 keys to defuse rivalry between brothers and sisters Be it constant bickering, silent competitions or actual conflicts, rivalry between siblings often interferes with daily family life. These stresses, which are deeply rooted in our biological history, are not just the fruit of childhood: They respond to survival instincts inherited from our ancestors. For parents, … Read more
4 signs that your child is displaying a “fake” smile A smile can be an effective mask. When a child, even an adult, pretends to be okay, he or she often hides behind a smile to hide emotions he or she has difficulty sharing. This phenomenon is more common than you think, and can affect … Read more
According to psychologist Eudes Semeria, the two pillars of a successful education Our parenting is often put to the test. Between positive education and anti-positive education, we sometimes don’t know how to act, especially when we carry the weight of others’ gaze on our shoulders. However, when a child does not fit into “all” the … Read more
This kids activity is great for your brain Whether you use colored pencils, felt-tip pens or even pastels, coloring is becoming a fun activity that is attracting more and more adults. On TikTok, the hashtag #ColoringTok gets millions of views, and with good reason: coloring is not only an enjoyable pastime, but it also serves … Read more
Here are the personality traits that mark people who weren’t told “I love you” in childhood “i love you”Three words that unfortunately some people never had the pleasure of hearing as children. Lack of evidence of love and affection, which can leave scars and have a great impact on a person’s personality. As told by … Read more
“I grew up in cruelty with a dysfunctional family”: Frederick Lopez talks about the violence he was a victim of One day, Frédéric López said to himself that he was going to take Muriel Robin to the Pygmies, Bruno Solo to the Mongolian horsemen, Melissa Thureau to the Maasai, for three weeks of total immersion … Read more