Child Development

The school is in the next town; his friend lives on the other side of town, the judo club is several blocks away. You can’t accompany him every time. And why not encourage him to take public transport?

Does our child have a recurring temper tantrum? You can’t just grab an eraser and erase his irritation. But by changing the way we communicate with him, we can influence his behavior. 12 magic phrases to defuse tantrums.

Our child often gets angry when he doesn’t manage to reach his goal. How can we react to this situation and help him to manage his frustration? Is it serious? We take stock of the situation with a clinical psychologist and psychotherapist.

Is your child shy? He blushes, stammers when asked a question, and would like to turn into a little mouse when the teacher asks him a question. Here is some advice to help overcome his shyness.

How do the Danes make their children so happy, optimistic, and confident? Answer in 5 points.

To solve your child’s concentration problems, it is essential to know their origins. Some people think that the child is doing it on purpose, but everyone wants to succeed. A child who is in conflict with his teacher or his classmates is unhappy.

Your baby is developing at a spectacular rate, especially in the first year! What growth benchmarks can you trust to ensure that it grows well? And when it comes to dressing, how can you follow the movement and decipher the labels on your clothes?

At what age can your child walk alone in the street? From the first step to full independence, Famisy takes stock.

Allergies have psychological repercussions on children who suffer from them. We explain how to help your toddler learn to live with his illness and feel good about himself.

Can depression affect children too? Unfortunately, yes. Is your child depressed? How can you help them talk about it? Famisy has some solutions.