Marian 
School bullying threatens almost 2% of Spanish children. The fact that schools are appearing more often in the crime pages of newspapers than in the education and culture section is causing serious concern among all members of the educational community. Indeed, the incidents of… Read more
Following Tuesday's explanation of behavior modification, today I'll continue outlining different techniques for modifying your children's behavior. Keep in mind that you can use one technique alone or in combination, and that you must be firm in your decisions.
I hope you find them helpful.
INTRODUCTION If we want to change inappropriate behavior or teach something new, the first thing we must do is identify it as objectively as possible. To do this, we must define it in specific terms that require minimal interpretation; that is, clearly, so that it can be observed (measured and recorded) by different people without needing to… Read more
What is Oppositional Defiant Disorder? It is defined as a recurring pattern of negativistic, defiant, disobedient, and hostile behavior directed toward authority figures, lasting at least six months. Possible causes of oppositional defiant disorder: The exact cause of this disorder is still unknown, but there are two main theories… Read more
I had already heard about a method that's very popular in countries like Canada, which uses sign language to communicate with babies before they can speak, but many parents have doubts about this method or are even unaware of it. I've been researching it… Read more
Fear of the dark usually begins around age two, continues to be common in later years, and starts to decrease around age nine. One in three young children is afraid of the dark. It is triggered at night when it's time for bed. Bedtime coincides with… Read more
What is separation anxiety? Separation anxiety is the fear children experience when they are separated from their parents, relatives, or other emotionally attached individuals. It is one of the most deeply rooted fears in humankind due to its survival value, as loneliness makes children easy prey… Read more
A series of recent studies have shown that babies see, hear, and learn long before birth, contrary to what was previously thought. It was once believed that newborns could not see, hear, or think. However, as has been demonstrated, the period of most rapid development occurs… Read more
Parents argue in favor of mobile phones because they can keep track of their children and also because they don't want their child to feel discriminated against for being the only one in their group without one. In addition, some parents highly value mobile phones and are very attentive to their use, which encourages… Read more
In the last article, we gave a brief description of Down syndrome and how it is diagnosed. But we haven't discussed how to stimulate the psychological development of children with Down syndrome, or any other developmental delay. Babies with Down syndrome are just like other children; they simply have… Read more
