One could say that play is children's main occupation. Not only do they have fun, but they learn to understand the world around them. Because of this, everything children see, hear, hold and understand quickly becomes a game. So play is the "acting confrontation" of children with their entire environment.
Often we may ask ourselves which is more important: spending time with the kids or working more?
All parents have already proven it in practice: In nature, children are more relaxed, happier, more content, and they even fight less with siblings and friends when they are in the countryside.
Behind the results of every top performer from every walk of life is massive effort and dedication. In short: the power that makes everything possible lies in discipline. But how do we encourage this in our children?
A big mistake many parents make is identifying their own children with their thoughts. The problem is, however, that the child is not taught that it can actually free itself from negative thoughts.
Mistakes are the most natural way to learn and grow. They are part of every learning process. But while that sounds obvious and logical, most of us don't deal with mistakes easily. But why is it like that?
There is probably nothing more important in the world than our children's education and development, however, often due to lack of time, interest, fear or convenience, we delegate the most important task we have to third parties.
There is something that already accompanies us in our mother's womb, what we recognize and always touches us, no matter whether it sounds louder, q...
