As the first days of parenting progress, we learn what sequence of activities our baby enjoys most, for example eating, sleeping, playing.

The baby's sleep changes month to month according to advances in motor skills, growth and feeding. Understanding that it is changeable and that it is not something we are doing wrong, we must avoid including 'potions' such as strong drinks so that hunger does not wake him up or medications to relax him, this will not allow him to have a peaceful night.

During sleep the brain is producing cells for its mental, physical and emotional development. It is important to respect rest periods so that babies can sleep for enough time.

The older they get, the more confident they feel about the world they live in, but sometimes, when things don't go their way, they get very frustrated and angry, which is why we must continue teaching them to react to these situations. Some hit, push, or bite because they can't think of anything else to do.

Most young children are very active and have a lot of energy. Energetic behavior is normal, there will be times of the day in which it manifests itself more than others.

Childhood is the perfect time to fantasize, which is why there are fears that we resolve as we grow and others for which we need help and more company.

The love of learning to be with others is born from the relationship with those closest to us. Bonding emotionally ensures that children open themselves to new knowledge and trust their autonomy to continue living with others.

What does it mean for a child to be told “be good”? What is good behavior? Let us convey what we expect from them in clear, positive and flexible terms.

The interaction with your baby can be assimilated to a thread that at first is coiled up, but month after month and year after year it will unfold while you allow greater autonomy.