Δεν ψηλώνεις όταν το παιδί σου κερδίζει! (Ούτε κονταίνεις όταν το παιδί σου χάνει!)
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Δεν ψηλώνεις όταν το παιδί σου κερδίζει! (Ούτε κονταίνεις όταν το παιδί σου χάνει!)
throughout this the mother should stay in close communication with the child, by embracing him or looking him in the eye. But she must also make him understand that “he can’t have everything right away. It’s essential not to leave him thinking that he is all-powerful, and that he can do everything and have everything.”
Pamela Druckerman • Bringing Up Bébé
In order to help children make the most of their education, parents must begin to relinquish control and focus on three goals: embracing opportunities to fail, finding ways to learn from that failure, and creating positive home-school relationships
Jessica Lahey • The Gift of Failure: How the Best Parents Learn to Let Go So Their Children Can Succeed
Our children’s teachers play a huge and strategic role in their lives. Their effectiveness is far more contingent on our influence than we’d like to admit, though. In the bigger scheme of life, it is more important that we help our children reach their potential than it is to see our own dreams come true. Many parents aren’t willing to make that sa
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How do you introduce and describe your kids? “There goes our little winner” or “Here comes Johnny, our star goalie.” Be careful about using descriptors that emphasize only part of your child’s identity. No one is always a winner and we certainly don’t always lose.
Dr. Rob Bell • Don’t “Should” on Your Kids
Raising children has come to look more and more like a business endeavor and less and less like an endeavor of the heart. We are overly concerned with “the bottom line,” with how our children “do” rather than with who our children “are.” We pour time, attention, and money into insuring their performance, consistently making it to their soccer game ... See more