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4 months, sleep crisis
4-month-old babies have not yet developed a concise sleep pattern, sleep cycles are based only on two phases which are called "active" sleep (REM sleep) and "Quiet" non-REM sleep), these only last for a period of 45 to 50 minutes.
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Emotional intelligence
Like learning, our emotions help us in a decisive way in the way we face life, through those things that we do on a daily basis and that involve aspects such as emotion
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First year: Adapted milk and feeding bottle
The adapted milks are made with special processes to make it similar to breast milk from the nutritional to its flavor, which makes it suitable for helping the growth of children
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Bad mood at home. Why?
As parents we must be aware of each negative behavior that our children present to immediately correct them. Is it normal for a child to get in a bad mood just because he doesn't do what he
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The power of a hug
The hugs are so powerful that they can produce in our baby a lot of hormones that are activated by having direct contact
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Teaching our children to care for the environment is a responsibility we must have as parents. The motivation we have in carrying out this activity will make our children want to repeat it. Making recycling a habit, and lifestyle, is the challenge that each family must have.
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Why shouldn't we compare our children?
Many parents make the mistake of buying children with siblings, friends, family, this as a means to make them react to bad behavior. What we should all know is that these comparatives are not so good in the formation of identity and that it can have a negative impact on the behavior of children.
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Caring for a premature baby
More and more births of premature children, this according to the world health organization. Babies are usually born between week 37 and 42
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Extrusion reflex: why your baby pushes food out with their tongue and when it goes away
If your baby pushes back their first spoonful with their tongue, it is not that they do not like it: it is the extrusion reflex. We explain what it is, what it is for, when it disappears, how to tell it from refusal and what to do meanwhile.
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Bad habits of parents that affect children
A habit is the action we repeat frequently, making it part of our routine. From a psychological perspective, the human being can get so used to that action to the point of needing it daily to feel comfortable with himself. Habits can be acquired by exercise or experience and can be so ingrained to us that they can be executed automatically, so they do not require much effort to be carried out.
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Rabies as a means of emotional self-regulation
Anger can be classified as an emotion generated by the frustration of not achieving what is wanted immediately and it is not easy for the child to gain control over himself, since he is still learning to recognize his emotions. Not all children have the same tantrum when faced with the same situation, but when it occurs, it should be taught to channel it and focus it.
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My son scream, What can I do?
Some children have the habit of communicating in a high tone of voice, which leads parents to assume if the reasons are caused by auditory problems or difficulties in their language. But this can have several causes.
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Correct without blackmail
For many of us it is not difficult to forget very common words with which we all grew up, how, if you do not behave "I will not give you", but you behave well "I will not take you," etc. Words that rated our behaviors as bad and that we usually also use them with our children. Conditions that encourage the idea of ​​creating an associated upbringing of reward or punishment, including children within a list of good or bad.
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What to do if my boy lost a teeth
Children are very restless and in their exploration process it is very normal for frequent falls that may affect or injure babies, milk teeth are usually the most affected by a sporadic blow, which many ask Parents is what should be done in this situation, in this post we will explain the steps to follow.
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Attachment trap What is it?
Most babies and some children present at certain ages, attachment for some special object, why? What are the reasons?The term was first introduced by pediatrician and psychoanalyst Donald Winnicott, trying to define the first possession of a baby in which he clings. Also recognized as “transitional object”
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Do you know at what age children should have a mobile?
We know that technology is an important tool for our current society, but it is necessary to know how to implement it properly in the day-to-day life of our children and more on these vacations where they will surely have plenty of free time to enjoy it.
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