It is essential that parents believe in their children, as they have believed in their parents when staying in a new place, without the assurance that someone they love will return.

If a 2-year-old could choose one phrase it would be this: “Dads, thank you for showing me things up to this age! Now I want to draw my own conclusions, but don't stop looking at me.”

Educating our children will have more meaning if we teach them to do things responsibly: because it makes us happy, for pleasure, because it is the right thing to do and not because they are going to win a reward or a punishment.

And if we are exhausted, let's be honest, let's say “today has not been an easy day for both of us” and “I think you need something and we haven't been able to understand what it is.” Let's accept that we need help to be able to help you and let's also look for someone trustworthy who can replace us for a moment.

Siblings are one of the longest relationships in life, as parents we must help them live it well from the beginning.

Learning to communicate with the baby is the task that we, as parents, have for these first months. Their routines move between sleep, feeding and diapers, and they are needs that we know must be met. Furthermore, around these needs there is a language that we must know and it is that of the senses.

We suggest you start from day zero, before birth. This is one of the moments where you will hear the most voices about what it is to be parents. Choosing well who to listen to will make us bond in a particular way with the needs of our children.

Curiosity about the world does not only depend on movement. The interaction between the adult and the child will motivate exploration both by moving and by preferring to observe and thus they will show us how they feel.

In circumstances such as the mother's entry into work, the contact routine will change, so it is possible that her reactions to the reunion will also change.

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The good news is that the fear or uncertainty that initially generates a baby's crying can turn into trust.

Babies ask for what they need, they have a reason, because they expect to be cared for. If no one answers, they will knock louder. Crying is one of the ways babies tell us that they need something; This is how they communicate with us.