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When it comes to raising our children without school, without rules in place and without guided lessons, can we trust them enough to find there own learning path, to make good decisions and to become responsible young adults? When my children became school aged I sent them of to school just like I was taught- as soon as they started public school it just did not feel right, How can I be the parent I want to be, live the life I wanted for my children, filled with adventure and exploration if this was now how our life's where mapped out for us.- I began to question why, after I spent my own childhood attending public school, now as a adult to realise I have not needed any of it in todays world. I have taught myself everything I have needed to learn through research and curiosity. The question on my mind was Will that be enough for my children as well, can I trust them to learn all they need through their own curiosities on this unschooling journey? 3 UNSCHOOLing YEARS LATER.. If it is one thing I have learnt is that children do deserve our TRUST If you are a new unschooling parent , this takes time, its a crazy notion we where all born into a society that creates a barrier in our beliefs that children can not be trusted and that they are not capable of responsible decision making. Once you accept that this isn't the case.Unschooling will become the best decision you ever made for your family. Trust will not be a over night thing. Once you deschool yourself and stop trying to force learning.Your child will begin in believing they are cable of their own path. They will find things they are curious about and begin to " teach" themselves. They will discover independence and trust you will help guide them with their curiosities if they need. Unschooling and trust works 2 ways, its not just you as the parent who has to learn to trust- it is also your child. Once you start unschooling , more trust between you and your child begin to develop ONE Your child will become to TRUST trust - in themselves, that they are more clever then they ever thought possible, they will begin to realise they do not need to be told how to learn something, they do not need to be graded or have expectations because they begin to learn for the love of it and not to learn to pass a test or receive points. trust-they have100 % of their parents support and patience. Your child will begin to realise that you trust them enough and believe in them enough to follow their interests. You will begin to notice over time how much your child confines in you, asks more questions and the conversations yous develop are more real then ever before. Your child begins to trust you see them as a cable young adult and not as a small child trust- they will be allowed to follow things they find interesting (even if it is video games)- When you are completely onboard with the unschooling path and you do allow your child to do WHAT they want and not what you think they should be doing "learning"- Your child will begin to trust ,that no matter what they find interesting or whatever their curiosity may lead them you support them (because by doing this you are creating a motivated learner, passion leads to exploration, discovery and further knowledge- they may look like they are just playing video games, but Remember everything turns into learning- half a year they may be interested in video games and the next they are interested in cooking. trust- they will not be forced into learning (just like school)- Once you stop believing that learning can only happen by being forced , with curriculums, worksheets and what you think "learning" looks like - your child can begin to naturally learn, they will begin to trust you believe in them enough to not force their learning and trust in their natural learning ability trust- they are in fact cable and independent !! Two Unschooling teaches you as a parent to also TRUST trust- your child will learn when the time is right, maybe not " when others who attend school do, but when they are naturally ready"- just remember some kids may learn to write at 6 some at 8 or some at 12, there is no rush to learning. trust- your child will learn all that THEY require, -your child may not remember calculus they are taught at school because it has no real value in their daily lifes, but just know what they need in their lifes today,tomorrow or 10 years for now, they will LEARN themselves trust- that over time your child will become responsible and independent, filled with alot of different knowledge as they have been allowed the time to pursue their own interests trust- that the education system(school) is not needed and that your child , just like every child was born naturally curious and with the ability to learn from their environment, just as they did when they learnt to walk and talk as toddlers. trust - that the bond between child and parent who trust each other lasts a lifetime Unschooling just like alot of things, takes time but only works by one simple thing and that is TRUST As john holt states: To trust children we must first learn to trust ourselves .-and most of us were taught as children that we could not be trusted.

One of the most common issues surrounding unschooling is people just do not understand how a child who is unschooled could learn maths! It seems such a crazy thing to think a child can naturally come to experience maths out here in the real world , without the need for a school or workbooks and Without forced lessons and piles of worksheets, but the truth is yes! simple maths comes so naturally to children,just like learning to walk or talk as a toddler did. Maths is everywhere out here and its unavoidable . Natural learning can not be rushed, its happening without you knowing and it will happen, if not straight away- then when your child feels they need it. Will there be gaps in their maths? YES -but that does not matter because it is irrelevant in their lives , most students who go to school, do not use Geometry, Algebra ,Trigonometry, Pre-Calc, Calculus, pi or any of those other so called "important" maths lessons forced by teachers in their adult lives anyway and if your child does for some reason need or even want to learn it, then just trust in them that they will learn all the maths they require -guided by their curiosity.You need to remind yourself exactly how much of all that maths we were taught in the over a decade of our school life's ,that we actually use today in this advancing society. My Unschooling children I like to think are quite good at maths for a 10, almost 9 and a 7 year old ..We have learnt maths so simple, so natural and free. They have never read a textbook, done any online maths apps/lessons or any maths worksheets ,yet over the last 3 years they all have learnt their small additions and large additions 1030+200+30 etc , 2x, 5x and 10x tables, 10% & 50% ,divided by 2's ,ml,cup,time,cm,m and money skills and are beginning to pick up on other maths concepts ! the way they have learnt this is from 2 ways As mentioned in my previous post Top 4 free unschooling methods we use to teach , we use conversations and daily life as the way to teach my children and maths is no exception,this is the only way we have done it since we started our unschooling journey. Down below explains how each work for our maths. 1) mental maths (conversations) (mental maths means mathematical calculation that is performed mentally, without the aid of a calculator, abacus , pen and paper or textbook ) So every now and then if I get one on one time with one of my children(say my youngest is sitting with me at the beach, while my eldest 2 are running around climbing sand dunes and it feels like a good time to naturally discuss "maths" - meaning he is not preoccupied with something else and he has some spare time - I will ask if he wants to learn "more" maths as we call it. -this mental maths session usually lasts no longer then 5 minutes, and happens on occasions (about 5 times a month) To do this I always start with explaining it simpler, for instance if we are learning 2x tables, when I start saying 2 times ,I will remind them that 2 x means " double" when we were learning divide by 2s I, would remind them it means "half" just like 50%, for 10% we say take away a zero or add a decimal. eg 10% of 50 (minus the zero you have 5) 10% of 55 (add a decimal and you have 5.5) we always finding a simpler way for them to remember - I always start of with saying even numbers for the first few months or until I know they understand - like what is 10% of 88 , 50% of 240 etc- once they have learnt the easier side of it we will advance to odds and harder ones. I only ever teach what I think is relevant or what they have asked about like percentages as they noticed the shop sale tags and asked about it , Will we learn 3,4 6,8 time tables? I must admit ,I do not know them as I forgot from school,(actually I just never paid attention as school wasnt for me) have I ever needed them in my adult life? NO. if I need them I have a phone calculator. So I will not teach them this, if they need it for some reason or want to learn them- then we will learn together. That is what natural learning is about, its about learning what is needed for the now, what is relevant for daily life and learning in the moment if the time comes. It really doesn't take long for them to click on and begin to understand these maths concepts. They begin understanding that you add 32+14 by adding the 4+2 side first then the 1+3 side so right to left and they remind themselves with this for minus's and their larger 2 x tables, etc , sometimes they just surprise me because they understand so well. these are my favourite 3 tips for mental maths 1) Soon as they start showing a lose of interest I will change the subject right away- and forget that math lesson 2) Be silly and make it fun with jokes, and enthusiasm ( by making them laugh and thinking of it as more fun games then a maths lessons) IT ALWAYS WORKS. - if I had 50 cupcakes and I ate them all up to my self and I was still hungry so I brought another 120 how many cupcakes would be in my now big belly 3) Funny praises with lots of enthusiasm to make them enjoy it - like omg I cant believe you got that answer right,you have the biggest smartest brain ever - or omg how did you know that are you reading my mind or my youngest sons favourite, I will sing -(you are a genius, genius, genius ). (yes if you have ever watched Mr deeds) slideshow & 2) Daily Living As well as these short bursts of mental maths lessons, they learn maths from daily living , they use maths all the time without thinking about it, maths is unavoidable and it is everywhere, your children will sink it in. This is some ways we use maths through out daily life and gradually the kids have naturally learn "maths concepts" Asking them to check the clock and over time discussed ( am/pm , 24hr in a day, quarter pass,half past, quarter to,clock goes up by 5's(5xtables) ) baking cakes/making food and reading measurements on packaging themselves with help if required (discussed how many ml in a cup, tsp,tbsp ,set oven timer,( 60sec = a min) 60mins=1hr) set microwave/blender, volume,fractions,observing temp,heat,read kitchen scale- discuss gram/kg tell them share the food/drink evenly between them (discuss halves/quarters/ratios, adding and dividing by) shopping and having a allowance, (discuss about money,100c = $1,adding,subtracting ,percentages,cost of living,budgeting) playing Roblox games, fortnite and other games they download on their phones (adding,measurments,percentage,distance,timestables,subtracting,coding) A few other natural maths we have came by using tools and appliances , set stop watches when they are doing workouts/timing each other on xbox,building toys-lego,blocks,diy and science ones, use the measuring tape when they are building and tinkering, going metal detecting,asking how to use the calculator on their phones ,reading weather reports,counting things out in nature ,reading signs around them, writing lists ,counting various things ,doing art and craft ,going golfing ,hiking ,fishing/sorting out tackle,helping in house renovations and playing games together to name a few. Some maths problems are coming up each day and they are figuring it out, they are learning new strategies and each day is teaching so much naturally. Its so surprising as they have just absorb so much maths from their environment and doing things they find interesting, and I'm not even aware some times. My youngest son I remember when my son he was 6 at the time , he was counting all his 10 cent coins by his 10s timetables he got to 100c and said okay 100c is $1 and started over again, when he got to the end he counting his piles, it was amazing as I had no idea he knew his 10 times tables nor that he knew 100c = $1 .He just figured it out and learnt it himself. These are the only 2 ways we learn maths in our household and they work so well. Arbitrary problems with no real connection to our child's lives aren’t going to cut it. The brain does not store what it considers unimportant pieces of information... unless it’s actually used. So when my unschooled kids are using natural math- it’s useful to them. And so their brains remember the concepts more, then as if the where in a traditional school.

When we started this Unschooling journey 3 years ago I was not sure on what I should have for my children to learn, should I go out and buy all the best books and have read outlouds with them ,should I create all those beautiful nature tables or small world play tables , I see on Pinterest , should I set up invitations to play or unit studies for them and what about tinker stations and makerspaces I need to set up areas like that, otherwise how else will my children "learn" ? Thats what i thought ! and oh was I silly. Yes they look beautiful and you feel envy when you see them all over social media, but the fact is you do not need any of that. Natural learning is all about your child's OWN curiosity, not what you try put in front of them. This list is my top 4 free unschooling methods that i use to teach my children, it works well for my family, my children have learnt so much already on this unschooling journey because of them. We embrace unschooling how it truly is - natural, spontaneous, in the moment learning! 1) Top of the list is Conversations Talking with children as if they are young adults and not small children, I think is one of the greatest natural learning resources there is. By answering their questions truthly and with patience is teaching them so much. By included them in your conversations and asking them questions. By laughing, by joking and by being silly with them. By choosing to listen and to see them as smart growing young adults is one of the greatest things a parent or unschooler can do. Since unschooling my children have become confident in confiding with me, if they have any questions or problems they will come straight over to seek my knowledge. We are always having deep conversations and they are shown the same respect in our conversations as if they were young adults. Unschooling and enjoying our new life by always being together has made us a tight family unit. If we are out and about my children will ask questions, if we are on a adventure amongst nature my children will ask questions, if we are at home my children will ask questions, all these questions turn into great conversations, where they feel as though they belong, they are listen to, they are appreciated and they are heard. My children have gain a lot of learning just by our conversations alone. 2) Next on the list is Daily life A lot of people are confused with what daily life actually means in a unschooling family. It simply means , whatever is going on that day, you do not have to have it planned out. Your children are learning something one way or another. (simply just think of say a weekend) Why ? because when its the weekend you are not thinking of acting like your child should be at school, you do not try to make them "learn" or think they should be learning something, you are simply going about whatever needs to be done for the day. If that means going to the shops , or maybe a day at the park or maybe a lazy day at home , then so be it. Your child learns from the environment they are in - at the shops there are signs and tags to be read, products to be calculated, subtracted and weighed, they are money handling ,budgeting and learning about food and harvesting. You might not see them "learning" - , but I assure you they are quietly learning and it keeps adding to their knowledge the more they go, the more they remember and the more they ask. At the park their researching, analysing, communicating, and making decisions, all of this is moulding them .They observe others and explore new concepts. They challenge themselves. At home the learning opportunities are waiting to be explored if you have read our unschooling classroom post you will notice that your home is a perfect unschooling/natural learning space for your child. Remember everyday something different is going on ,things pop up, schedules change, your child one day at home may be learning about cool science facts on YouTube and the next day they may be learning about fractions while baking. One way or another no matter what is happening in your daily life today- your child is absorbing new skills. 3) Our next top resources is WIFI I have discussed a lot about WIFI on my blog , and that is because everything and anything your child wants to learn about is at the touch of a finger, this new age with our advancing technology has provided online courses ,lessons, information, and anything your child wants to become - all easily available because of the internet .My children have learnt a lot from using the internet and all of this they have taught themselves, asked for help or came across while browsing, My daughter has taught herself how to spell, read, simple code, use video editing software, how to create, record and edit her own YouTube videos, how to make her own YouTube channel, discord server, Roblox game, how to draw anime, how to make fruit smoothie bowls , made friends from all over the world, she has learnt that there are different languages ,different countries, different time zones .She has learnt names of animals ,world facts, science facts, adding ,subtracting, percentages, and money skills and loads more she just turned 10 and all this she has taught herself from her own curiosity and using her online games. 4) last is Nature We have always been a outdoorsy nature loving family ever since the kids were born, nature has so much to teach , that might sound silly but a day trip to the beach, you never know what you'll find or what questions your child will ask, once we found a biodegradable golf ball, and this led to a big natural learning conversation on what biodegradable means, the benefits to the environment and what pollution means . A look in some rock pools lead to learning facts about starfish (from a quick google search) and underwater ecosystems. Watching sail boats lead to discussions about wind and direction and how a sail boat moves, Finding a plastic water tank floating in the shore lead to discussions about what a water tank was used for, which lead to further discussions about sustainability and self sufficiency , as well as the effects of natural disasters (storms) .Finding a poor diseased whale on a remote beach taught us some whale facts, natural discussions on migrations and different whale species. A walk in the bush leads to great maths skills, by navigating, measuring distance ,time ,counting the age of a tree by the rings ,spotting echinus and learning about their spikes, finding wallabies and wombats, discussing bird nests and different trees. A swim in a waterhole lead to discussions about fresh and salt water, how waterholes are made, animal habitats and so on. You never know what you will find and learn by being out in nature, I always bring my phone - (for a quick google search if I'm not sure about something ) nature has taught my children and myself so much already, and there is more waiting to be discovered. slideshow Unschooling By choosing to unschool your child you are following the path of nature. It is a child’s personal journey of discovering themselves and the world around them. Unschooling fosters rather than stunts natural curiosity and inspires a love of learning that will last a life time.Learning cannot be rushed. There is no expiry date. Children want to learn. Curiosity drives them.When a child is allowed to explore new knowledge at their own pace, things that they find useful and relevant, then you are creating a motivated child.You are creating a natural learner.

"You can have anything you want if you are willing to give up the belief that you can’t have it." - Dr. Robert Anthony About me and my journey to financial freedom. Welcome, I'm Skye lee, the founder behind BarefootChild. Im a mother to 3 children who I decided to unschool along with my husband while we live out our simple life on a very small island, out in the middle of the ocean. I became a mother when I was 18 and by the time I turned 21 I was chasing after my 3 under 3. We lived pay-check to pay-check for years and years, and this pay-check was very little, as soon as each paycheck came it ,it was gone just as fast. Borrowing money from family ,until each new pay-check became the norm , for a very long time. All I could ever think about is ,what am I going to do? I kept thinking to myself ,that I do not want to waste this life and miss my children's childhood with a 9-5 , in order to fit in a box, plus I dont want this for my husband either ! How can I make this change? How can I support my family, while staying at home with them? How can I make as much money as possible, without to much work? So as I spent weeks apon weeks researching and researching until I came across the term -passive income and as I researched this more and more, I came across the world of digital marketing , especially for digital products and affiliates. Its a career path that ANYONE can do and you will be earning money while you sleep. Im telling you this now , because if I can do it, without any scholarships, qualifications, prior experience and leaving school half way through year 9 then YOU CAN DO IT TO! My only other job besides building my successful business ground up,from nothing but google and youtube to guide and teach me how- is working at a fast food restaurant (kfc) and a retail outlet (best & less) for like 3 months each before I had kids YEP! Not much experience at all ,I was only a teenager then - as I want every one of you to succeed in life, just know If I can do it then YOU CAN TO! I want you to choose a career path that allows you to support your family, work from home, travel when you like,and do something you feel like you truly love. I don't want any mother to feel tired and helpless working a 9-5 job away from your wildlings. I want YOU to invest in YOURSELF just like I have ! As we are the mothers, the providers and the child bearers. We are the ones who hold our family's ecosystem together. We can do anything! ANYONE can start with digital marketing ,I started back at the beginning of 22 when I created BarefootChild as I had a love and desire to create my own digital products after reading how profitable they are, and how I could make one product, upload the file and sell it over and over again forever, -so with my passion for nature and homeschooling, my vision for BarefootChild grew. You don't need an established business, or even create any digital products- you can simply start up on social media, sell other people's products- through affiliate marketing ,and reselling other peoples products, this is called PLR and MRR products - like our Roadmap 3.0 course that will teach YOU EVERYTHING you ever need to know to be successful at digital marketing and the best part is once you complete the course , you can then put all those skills to test and simply just resell the course yourself using all your new digital marketing skills you learnt and sell straight from your social media account- over and over again forever and keep every cent! You know all those ( link in bio !!) you see on social media? - YEP those people are what we cal l digital marketing , either their own digital made products, from ebooks, printables,planners,courses, or selling their services (if you have knowledge or expertise in any area -then sell that knowledge to others-this is called a service),those links in bios, are even products they brought to resell with -MRR or they are being an affiliate for another company , getting you to buy that product from their link so they can keep the commission they receive from each sale. -You can be a complete newbie into the world of digital marketing and still start making REAL money on day 1. ​ ​ Invest in yourself , Invest in your future. The world is becoming more and more online. People are buying online from smartphones and laptops, instead of instore 76% of consumers buy something they see on social media. Let that be from you. I started selling this ROADMAP 3.0 course 27-4, 5 days later I sold my first one, within a week (2-8 MAY) I have already made $1020 selling this course alone on my Etsy store , dedicating to helping mums earn $$ from home! This could be you to! Not only will you learn EVERYTHING about starting your own online business, but you can earn while you learn, by reselling this very course AS YOUR OWN forever and keep 100%!! Learn more Earn big selling digital products &services Lets go more In-depth about what digital products are, and how YOU can get started on your journey to your first million selling them. What is a digital product? “Success is a state of mind. If you want success, start thinking of yourself as a success.” – Joyce Brothers Start your journey to building your own online business , selling digital products straight from your social media! Learn more about our RoadMap 3.0 course, that teaches you A-Z on everything to help you start and master your online business, Plus you can also resell this very same course, over and over again for 100% profits. Learn more

Les parents attachés croient qu'il faut écouter leur intuition et répondre aux besoins de leur enfant en utilisant une approche douce et sensible. Les parents attachés croient en l'établissement de relations solides avec leur enfant dès le début. À la base, l'attachement parental encourage l'écoute de votre bébé, de vous-même et des besoins des autres membres de votre écosystème familial. Sa philosophie consiste à trouver des moyens de répondre calmement et de manière appropriée aux demandes de votre enfant. des principes lien de naissance L'attachement parental considère le lien immédiat entre les parents et le bébé juste après la naissance et jusqu'aux 6 premières semaines comme une étape cruciale pour former une famille solide L'approche favorise le contact peau à peau et l'unité constante entre le parent et le bébé avec beaucoup de toucher nourrissant. L'allaitement maternel est considéré comme un moyen essentiel de nourrir et d'apaiser sainement votre bébé dans l'attachement parental. Il favorise le toucher physique et les opportunités de répondre aux demandes de faim de votre bébé. L'allaitement vous aide à apprendre à connaître votre bébé, fournit la meilleure nutrition pour votre bébé, apporte du confort à votre bébé et crée un lien affectueux et nourrissant entre la mère et le bébé. Les parents attachés croient généralement à l'allaitement exclusivement pendant 6 mois, avec poursuite de l'allaitement pendant 2 ans et au-delà. Les parents attachés croient fermement au fait de porter ou de "porter" leur bébé, soit en portant une écharpe ou une écharpe, soit en les portant dans leurs bras. favorise la proximité physique et répond au besoin de l'enfant d'un contact physique étroit lorsqu'il est porté.,quelque chose que la philosophie parentale d'attachement est hautement basé sur. Les autres avantages sont que les bébés pleurent moins lorsqu'ils sont portés ou tenus et que le port du bébé permet à l'enfant de rencontrer le monde en toute sécurité tout en étant proche de maman/papa allaitement maternel bébé portant partage de lit On pense que le partage du lit ou le co-sommeil réduit l'anxiété de séparation d'un bébé la nuit et facilite l'allaitement nocturne pour maman. Co-dormir avec votre bébé signifie que votre bébé dort dans votre lit ou dans votre chambre près de votre lit.co -dormant signifie que vous pouvez répondre plus rapidement aux besoins de votre bébé et minimiser les perturbations du sommeil pour vous et votre bébé. Le co-sommeil vous aide à apprendre à connaître votre bébé vous aide à développer un lien fort avec votre bébé. Il est courant que les bébés dorment avec leurs parents pendant les premières années de leur vie. Dans l'attachement parental, les pleurs d'un bébé sont considérés comme leur façon de communiquer un besoin. Les parents attachés réagissent rapidement avec sensibilité à chaque cri de leur bébé et apprennent le style de communication de leur bébé. L'attachement parental n'implique pas de laisser votre bébé pleurer seul afin de lui apprendre à « s'installer ». Les cris sont vus comme l'outil de communication de l'enfant, pour exprimer ses besoins plutôt que le parent qui les affirme croyance aux pleurs de bébé L'attachement parental croit en la présence constante d'un parent. Ils croient en Minimiser le temps que vous passez loin de votre bébé au début de la période facilitera l'allaitement et renforcera votre attachement avec votre bébé. Avec le temps, le bébé devient moins dépendant de la mère et les besoins du bébé seront comblés par d'autres personnes auxquelles le bébé est fortement attaché. se développe entre une mère et son bébé. Être ensemble la plupart du temps, aide à développer ce lien et aide à soutenir l'allaitement « à la demande » minimiser le temps passé loin de bébé partage de lit Les parents qui pratiquent l'attachement parental croient en distraire, rediriger et guider l'enfant dès son plus jeune âge et lui donner l'exemple d'un comportement positif. L'attachement parental vise à comprendre ce que le comportement négatif d'un enfant communique. les parents d'attachement croient en l'élaboration d'un solution avec un enfant, plutôt que de simplement imposer sa volonté à l'enfant avec une discipline négative trouver un équilibre au sein de la famille les parents attachés croient en une bonne communication avec leur conjoint et essaient toujours de trouvez des solutions créatives pour satisfaire les besoins de tous les membres de la famille. Les mères ont besoin de temps pour se reconstituer et les pères ont besoin de temps pour créer des liens avec leur bébé afin de trouver un équilibre. L'attachement parental a été développé dans les années 1980 par le pédiatre américain William Sears et son épouse Martha, une infirmière autorisée, maintenant dans leurs 70 ans, et part de la position indiscutable qu'aimer l'interaction parentale est bénéfique pour un enfant. La théorie de l'attachement dit qu'un bébé cherche instinctivement à se rapprocher d'une « figure d'attachement » sûre. Cette proximité est nécessaire pour bébé se sentir en sécurité émotionnellement ainsi que pour la nourriture et la survie. Une personne ayant un attachement sécure est généralement capable de réagir au stress de manière saine et établir plus souvent des relations plus significatives et plus étroites pratiquer la discipline positive théorie et origine la publication peut contenir des liens d'affiliation Vous pouvez les acheter en cliquant sur l'image Le livre de bébé Ce livre est appelé la "bible de l'attachement parental" par beaucoup. C'était le premier livre parental de l'équipe de Sears, dans lequel ils ont fait leurs débuts sur l'attachement parental aux lecteurs. Il se concentre sur les besoins fondamentaux des nourrissons, comme manger, dormir, se développer, etc., à travers le prisme de l'attachement parental, bien que le texte souligne qu'il existe plus d'une façon d'élever des enfants heureux et en bonne santé. Share Le livre d'attachement parental Un autre livre parental de Sears et de l'équipe celui-ci entre dans le vif du sujet de l'attachement parental répondre à des questions restées sans réponse dans leur première publication. Il contient les fameux "7 Baby Bs" qui sont la clé de l'attachement parental, et le texte aborde le rôle d'une mère par rapport à un père en fonction de leur approche. Élever un livre enfant sécurisé Avec des messes d'informations disponibles, les parents d'aujourd'hui se sentent souvent obligés d'être parfaits. Dans Raising a Secure Child, les auteurs disent qu'en s'efforçant de tout faire correctement, nous risquons de manquer ce dont les enfants ont vraiment besoin pour une sécurité émotionnelle tout au long de la vie. la volonté de faire et d'apprendre de ses erreurs. Livre parental sur l'attachement moderne L'attachement parental moderne ne vous surcharge pas de règles parentales, mais vous donne plutôt des informations. C'est une évolution de la science, libre de toute culpabilité, appréhension ou jugement sur votre rôle parental formel, et une philosophie ouverte de trouver la bonne version pour vous. Il a été publié par Jamie Grumet, la mère qui a fait la couverture de Le magazine Time en 2012 avec son fils alors âgé de trois ans pour montrer au monde à quoi ressemblait l'allaitement à terme. Devenir attaché La lutte pour comprendre le lien enfant-parent est l'une des grandes quêtes de la psychologie moderne, une quête qui nous touche profondément car elle contient de nombreux indices sur la façon dont nous devenons qui nous sommes. Comment se forment nos personnalités ? Comment nos premières luttes avec nos parents réapparaissent-elles dans la façon dont nous établir des relations avec les autres en tant qu'adultes ? Pourquoi répétons-nous avec nos propres enfants, apparemment contre notre volonté, les comportements mêmes que nous détestons le plus chez nos parents ? Dans Becoming Attached, le psychologue et journaliste de renom Robert Karen offre un nouvel aperçu de certaines des plus fondamentales et des plus fascinantes questions de vie affective. L'enfant naturel The Natural Child est le manuel d'instructions qui aurait dû accompagner votre enfant. The Natural Child de Jan Hunt : promeut Faites confiance aux enfants. Ils sont peut-être de petite taille, mais ils méritent que leurs besoins soient pris au sérieux. Elle l'appelle la parentalité empathique : croire que ce que nous savons dans notre cœur est vrai. L'enfant naturel est en or. Il offre une sagesse séculaire et des conseils pratiques, le tout avec amour et compassion. Les compétences enseignées dans ce livre s'appliquent à tous les enfants, des nouveau-nés aux adolescents et au-delà. L'art perdu de la parentalité naturelle Cet eBook de 120 pages fournit une sagesse fondée sur des preuves, des connaissances pratiques, des outils utiles et des conseils basés sur l'expérience pour vous aider à élever vos enfants avec empathie et authenticité. Il vous aidera à apprendre à suivre votre instinct et à devenir conscient, plus attentif. parent. L'art perdu de la parentalité naturelle partage un beau message - que la parentalité peut être une expérience enrichissante, nous mettant au défi de devenir la meilleure version de nous-mêmes alors que nos enfants nous apprennent à devenir les parents dont ils ont besoin que nous soyons. plus à raisegood.

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