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Developmental psychology

Being parents is difficult, we know it. The parenthood is a wonderful experience but it is also full of doubts. It is not for less since childhood and adolescence are complex stages of development in which are formed the personality and attachment style that will determine the relationship with oneself and with others in adult life. Knowing the Infantile and Evolutionary Psychology is the first step to put into practice a respectful upbringing.

Find out how to improve the children-parents relationship and educate the children in respect for themselves and the others. Delve into children’s emotions and help them manage its with psychological techniques specially designed for them. Find the children books according to their age so that they can develop their Emotional Intelligence and make theirs the psychological tools they need to face life successfully.

Generations in Conflict: How to Bridge the Gap Between Parents and Children

If you're a parent, you've probably felt that wave of frustration when your teenager snaps, "You just don’t get it!" Or when your little one throws a tantrum over a toy that didn’t even exist when you …

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Childhood narcissism, the forgotten responsibility of parents

Every parent thinks their child is special. And in a way, they're right, since each and every one of us is a very special, unique person. However, constantly telling a child that they're very special …

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Praise that completely destroys children’s self-esteem

Virtually every parenting manual extols the power of praise. In fact, there is no shortage of self-help and self-improvement gurus who suggest that the best thing a parent can do for their …

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How to help a child love themselves? 10 psychological strategies

Parents cannot protect their children from all the problems they will face throughout their lives, but they can help them develop a powerful tool: children's self-esteem. In fact, a child's …

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Difficult Children: How to Set Rules Without Becoming a Tyrant

As children grow, their autonomy and independence increase significantly, and they gradually manage to take care of themselves almost without the help of adults. By then, it is natural for them to …

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The Connection Between ADHD, Coordination & Clumsiness

Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is one of the most common childhood disorders and can continue through adolescence and into adulthood. Typical symptoms of ADHD include struggling to …

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5 psychological studies that all parents should know

Children do not come with an instruction manual under their arm, so parents often resort to their instinct or to old formulas that have been passed down from one generation to the next. However, …

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