As every week, today we look at the blogosphere through a virtual window to discover what has been published in recent days in the moms and dads blogs.
It is a space that we love, so without delay we enter to share with you reflections, experiences, experiences and advice. Here we go.
We talked recently in Babies and more about how beneficial it would be for families to change their working hours. The platform Real Reconciliation Now, aware that a change is possible, has participated in the VII National Congress for the Rationalization of Timetables and in the blog you can find interesting conclusions about it, among them that we should recover our solar time. Of course, conciliation is everyone's business.
Changing third, but also on an issue that we should be aware of, given the obvious failure of the Spanish education system, in Learning from Adrián and Gael We have found an interesting reflection. In Points, hyperpoints, traffic lights, punishments and other “training” techniques (Chronicles of a school matrix) Jasmin addresses questions about his son's school that have not just persuaded him, destined more to train than to educate human beings.
In Building a family we find a beautiful history of breastfeeding of two brothers with Weaning that does not arrive. Suu breastfeeds her two children more than three years ago and hopes to be able to live the experience of doing so with the third party that is yet to come, all together. We hope to witness that moment.
On empathy, a term that should be more widely used and extended has been spoken in Mom also knows. In Being empathetic or apathetic ... that is the point of seeing the importance of beginning to prioritize empathy to improve social relations and avoid unpleasant situations such as bullying.
Also on empathy we have found an entry in What nobody told me. In "Neither tantrums nor conflicts" R. Jové and the cheek in time reflects on the physical punishments and lack of empathy towards children as to think that a cheek on time can become positive for them.
Finally, I leave you with a video that I have seen in Baby tooth titled Stories: entertainment, regaloneo and culture about the importance of making our children small readers.
So far, what we have found this week in some of the moms and dads blogs What is in cyberspace. Next week, much more.
If you have a blog about maternity or paternity, we invite you to leave the URL in the comments of this post and we promise to give us a spin.
