Parenting

With the confinement to the house related to the epidemic of Coronavirus, the parents must redouble their attention to take care of their children, deprived of contact and fresh air. Psychological advice to help us overcome this difficult moment.

A journalist tells us with humor and tenderness how we realize that our child is becoming a teenager. Discover 10 signs that don’t deceive.

Every parent wants to make their child happy, but do we know what happiness is? Here’s a look at the misconceptions.

“You’re not my mother! You have nothing to say to me!” Such is often the virulent response to an order given to the child of his companion when the relationship is strained.

For different reasons, they decided to have only one child. A choice not always well accepted by society.

You are convinced that your child feels everything more strongly than others and is particularly emotional. But what if you were the real hypersensitive person in the family? Explanations and advice from the psychologist and specialist in this issue affect 20% of the population.

“Will I love him as much as the first?” Without really admitting it to themselves, many parents ask themselves this question while expecting a second child. Cool, we play it down and listen to what the shrink tells us.

We’ve seen them all before, the jokes about the family lockdown turning sour. So to avoid chaos, arguments, and discouragement, here are some organizational tips.

Today, more and more parents feel powerless to educate their children and exercise their role “correctly.” The questioning of authority, overloaded schedules, new family structures, and so many new challenges parents are not always prepared for.

When American author Ayelet Waldman confided that she would put her husband before her children in her book “Because I said so,” she indeed did not imagine that she would trigger such a wave of anger.