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Handwriting letters: a nearly lost art that can transform child development

In today's world, where everything seems to happen only on screens and in a hurry, teaching a child to write a letter by hand seems like something from another century. But perhaps that is precisel...

How parents can encourage STEM exploration from an early age

When we talk about STEM, it's common for some people to confuse it with the term STEAM. Although they are very similar words, they have distinct concepts. We've already talked about the STEAM metho...

Potty training for boys and girls: differences and tips

Potty training is one of the challenging moments of early childhood, and this is a consensus among parents of both girls and boys. However, it is important to understand that it is not just a chang...

How to deal with late toilet training

We understand that late toilet training has roots that go far beyond the child's will because it involves the maturation of the nervous system and efficient communication between the brain and the ...

Poisonous plants for children: which ones to avoid and how to keep your home safe

Having plants at home is a delight and brings unparalleled life to any environment, but when there are small children, this garden can hide dangers that parents may not even realize. In this regard...

Why do children imitate their friends more than their parents?

It's common for parents to ponder "why" when they notice their children imitating the behaviors, expressions, or tastes of friends, often seeming to disregard the values and habits taught at home. ...

Antiracist education: how to implement it in practice?

Antiracist Education Antiracist education goes beyond teaching about equality; it actively seeks to deconstruct prejudices and combat racism in all its forms. It may not seem like it, bu...

Is my baby lazy or is there something wrong with their development?

In everyday family life, we often hear that every child has their own rhythm – we advocate for this view as well – and that some babies are naturally lazier. Despite being a comforting phrase, we...

My child is addicted to screens: is it possible to reverse this?

When it comes to screen addiction, a child's desire to hold onto the device does play a role, but nowadays, it's not just the child's wish that contributes to the addiction forming. This is because...

Hair loss in children: causes and treatments

Finding strands of hair on your child's pillow, in the shower drain, or on their brush is something that catches attention and immediately raises a question: Is this normal? While hair loss is ofte...