Often we look at children’s behaviour as maladjusted in relation to what seems to be the standard stipulated by society and, not infrequently, the objective is the extinction of that behaviour through the manipulation of the child with frequent use of punishments, time outs, prizes and rewards. Continue reading “Seeing the world from a child’s perspective” »

The cloud and star baby room is one of the most successful themes among mums today. Light, modern and versatile – even for unisex decoration – the clouds and stars build a peaceful atmosphere and full of possibilities. And they don’t even need to be the only theme of the corner! The best of the baby room with the cloud and star is that it adapts to other styles. Just be creative, a touch of originality, and a lot of willingness to stay tuned to what is making success in the décor.
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Social awareness is a beneficial feeling for those who practice it and for the surrounding community. If stimulated in individuals while still children, it helps to form the behaviour and worldview that will develop in adulthood. Continue reading “What is social awareness and how it influences your child?” »

Is your child very shy? Does he/she has little sociability and difficulty in expressing him/herself? Be aware that none of these characteristics is definitive. Fortunately, human beings have the capacity to mature emotionally, adapt and progress. However, they must have the tools to do so. When we talk about theatre at school, for example, we are talking about an activity that goes beyond acting. Continue reading “Understand the importance and role of theatre at school” »

Before explaining the development of empathy in childhood, let us situate the origin of this term. The origin of the concept “empathy” derives from what the philosophy of the Scottish Illustration called “sympathy”. David Hume, in his treatise on human nature, and Adam Smith describe it as a natural means of communication. Continue reading “The development of empathy in childhood” »

Kids see the world from a different perspective. Their curiosity combined with their vibrant nature makes them the little Einsteins for their impish world. Continue reading “How to Decorate Kids Room – Creative and Funky Room Design Ideas” »

The best way to create an important and meaningful memory is to experience some strong emotion. When a fact or an experience means something to us, surely the chance that it will stay with us in our memories, however many years pass, is much greater. This happens because we need to feel in order to learn. Continue reading “We need to feel in order to learn” »

It is normal for small children to be afraid when it comes to sharing something. At the same time, it is also normal for them to feel that everything they want should be theirs, even if it belongs to someone else. Sometimes, small children may even behave violently to defend what is “theirs”. Nevertheless, it is necessary to teach children to share, showing them that by doing so they can gain even more. Continue reading “How to teach children to share?” »

The syllabic method was developed by the pedagogues. Both focused on finding a technique that would allow children to learn to read much more quickly and effectively. To achieve this, they developed a method that uses syllables and their combinations to facilitate the learning process. Continue reading “The syllabic method: How to integrate it into classroom?” »

The concept of psychomotricity in society, in many cases, is diffuse. Many people think that this ability of the child consists only in knowing how to move properly. However, the importance of psychomotricity in child development goes far beyond this. Continue reading “Psychomotricity in childhood: Observation and intervention” »