An essential book for parents who seek to analyze why children act the way they do, children directed by whirlwinds of impulse that seem as if they were going to take off uncontrolled, fighting in a murky sea. It seems that everything makes sense when we understand the context where these situations occur, the entire series of variables that act at a given moment, internal, external, social, emotional and physical mental processes that give rise to the purest expression. Let it happen, welcome the child, accompany him in this process so that he exercises his function and is evolutionary, rich and constructive and accompany yourself by being aware of what your presence causes, what contributes and enriches seeing the evolution and revolution of our little ones. Don't miss this book, I know it won't leave you indifferent and you'll want more, and you know what? there is more! Thank you Daniel J. Siegel and Tina Payne Bryson .
You're exhausted and you're not saying so: why taking care of yourself this summer is also taking care of him
Everyone asks you how he is. How he's doing, how much progress he's made, if he's saying words yet, how his summer is going. Nobody asks you how you are. And if they did, you'd probably say "fine, getting by," because that's what...