How to Teach Children Gratitude During Thanksgiving
In a fast-paced world, teaching children to be grateful is essential. This article offers practical and cultural strategies to instill gratitude in your children during Thanksgiving.
Taking care of our children
The art of spiritual childcare. Nurture harmony, awareness, and inner connection in children, fostering their spiritual growth for a balanced and fulfilling future.
Bullying in Schools: Causes, Effects, and Prevention
In the educational realm, school bullying presents a significant challenge. Characterized by repetitive and harmful behavior, bullying affects not only the victims but also the overall climate of schools. We will examine the various forms of school bullying, and its long-term consequences, and propose effective measures to combat it, thereby ensuring the well-being of all students.
The Child’s Reflection: A Mirror of Love and Disregard
In the complexities of human relationships, the relationship between a child and their parents stands out as a dance of emotions. From genuine love to disconnection, an adult’s actions can leave a lasting mark on a child’s mind.
The Abandoned Child Syndrome: A Silent Wound
While not officially recognized in many medical manuals, abandoned child syndrome is a tangible and painful reality many individuals grapple with. It transcends mere physical absence. It’s a profound lack of emotional and affectionate response that leaves lasting imprints on an individual’s psychological development, influencing their ability to connect with and trust others in their adult life.
The Digital Age: Reimagining Connections in a World Overshadowed by Screens
The digital revolution has transformed more than the way we work or communicate; it has altered the very essence of our human relationships. With an increasingly interconnected world, we are faced with the challenge of maintaining authenticity and depth in our interactions.
Teaching Spirituality to Children
Faith and spirituality are fundamental aspects of our lives that we often want to share with our children. Although the way of doing this may vary, the objective is the same: to foster in them a solid moral and spiritual foundation that will guide them in their lives.
