The art of spiritual childcare. Nurture harmony, awareness, and inner connection in children, fostering their spiritual growth for a balanced and fulfilling future.
How can we build a fairer and more equitable society? The answer may lie in the next generation. Involving children in social work is an essential strategy to sow in them the values of empathy, solidarity and social commitment. This training will allow them to be aware and participatory citizens, capable of promoting the change that the world needs.
Sail the ocean of parenting with wisdom and love. Learn how your words and actions, deliberate or not, sow seeds in your children’s hearts. Being a beacon in their lives is essential, guiding them with love and respect.
Reality is relentless and today’s children are immersed in a whirlwind of mental tribulations. The eminent Victoria Prooday published an eye-opening article on child mental health that has resonated around the world. With shocking data and a focus on the role of parents, Prooday calls us to action.
A child who does not appreciate what his parents have done for him can be a source of great pain; the parent feels that no matter how hard he or she works, it is never enough. But even though there may seem to be no hope and your situation seems bleak and stormy, there is still reason to rejoice…
While teasing in the context of a game can be harmless, teasing that causes harm can have a negative emotional impact on the affected person, making them feel sad, hurt or angry. In more serious cases, such as harassment or harassment, parents, caregivers, teachers or school administrators may need to intervene to end the situation and provide support to the victim.
The Global Teacher Prize is a $1 million award given to outstanding teachers like Nancie Atwell who has developed a successful literacy based teaching method. Reading is the focus of her school and her program targets children with a variety of learning disabilities.
Building emotional safe havens is crucial for the development of children. They need more than just a physically safe environment; they need to feel understood and valued. Empathy, communication, and inclusion are pillars that bolster their confidence and resilience in the face of life’s challenges.
