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Understanding and deciphering children’s drawings

By: Dafne Delgado / Updated: 2020-10-04

What do children’s drawings mean? Learn how to decipher children’s drawings and you’ll be able to get to know your child better and his or her inner personality. Children’s drawings can tell a lot about their fears, joys, dreams, hopes and nightmares, but they also give you a beautiful view of their personalities. When children ... Read more


Self-medication to children, dangers and consequences in your child

By: Dafne Delgado / Updated: 2020-10-04

Self-medication is not recommended at any age,but in children it is even less so. Even if you have medications at hand at home, you should take your child to see a pediatrician before giving him or her any medications. A medical professional will provide specific guidance on how to treat your child’s symptoms. Self-medication in ... Read more


What is FOMO and PHUBBING? Digital family addictions

By: Tips de Madre Editor / Updated: 2020-10-04

FOMO and PHUBBING are two of the new virtual threats that digital users face. The worst part is that they have repercussions on the people around us. These are hard-to-fight addictions, however it is not impossible. But let’s start by knowing, what is FOMO? FOMO stands for Fear Of Missing Out, which in Spanish can ... Read more


How to save time on house chores?

By: Dafne Delgado / Updated: 2020-10-04

When you are a mother, keeping the house tidy can be a real challenge, especially when you have still young children. Well, dumped toys and stains become something everyday. As a result, a lot of time should be spent cleaning, washing and sorting things out. However, there are some tricks that can help you do ... Read more


How to protect my baby from changes in weather

By: Dafne Delgado / Updated: 2020-10-04

Children are more vulnerable than adults to climate changes or extreme temperatures. Colds, skin irritations, lack of appetite or headaches are common symptoms in the little ones. However, since babies can’t tell you what they’re feeling, you have to pay close attention to how they behave. For instance, you can check whether they’re sicker, fussier, ... Read more


How to decorate a superhero children’s party

By: Dafne Delgado / Updated: 2020-10-04

I thank the moms who asked me for an article to have ideas on how to decorate a superhero children’s party from the one I made of the children’s version. Well, I tell you, there are some great ideas, especially for the activities that girls can do and have fun with all their guests how ... Read more


How to stimulate my child’s independence?

By: Dafne Delgado / Updated: 2020-09-11

Independence gives the child a sense of self-esteem and self-confidence. Naturally, children want to develop, and if given space and trust, they will usually take the opportunity to be independent. By offering learning experiences, without over-questioning them, your child will experience success and feel competent. Babies still can’t take care of themselves. In other words, ... Read more


Books for different ages of your baby and children

By: Dafne Delgado / Updated: 2020-09-11

The benefits of reading books to children are many and all are important. Because of this, it’s good for parents to cultivate their child’s love of books as soon as possible. One of the best ways to make sure you get excited about books is not only to choose the best ones but the ones ... Read more


Gamification in education, learning by playing

By: Dafne Delgado / Updated: 2020-09-11

Not all children today learn better only through pencil and paper. Learning should be fun. However, this is not the experience of most children in conventional school systems. Reading and math can be frustrating for a child who doesn’t understand the underlying concepts or the broader picture of what he or she’s learning. In many ... Read more


What is graphomotricity and why is it important?

By: Dafne Delgado / Updated: 2020-09-11

Writing is one of humanity’s most important advances of all time. Not for nothing, it allows us to transmit our knowledge and various data through time and space, reproduce our thoughts, and transmit them accurately to others. But the ability to read and write doesn’t come out of anywhere. It’s something we learn over the ... Read more


Kiddle, the Google for Kids

By: Tips de Madre Editor / Updated: 2020-09-11

Concerns arise for all parents at some point about the potential danger of misuse of the Internet by our children. Luckily today there are different types of parental controls, such as blocking certain elements in apps, such as purchases or advertising. There are also tools like Kiddle that help us make the use of the ... Read more


How to extract and conserve breast milk

By: Dafne Delgado / Updated: 2020-09-11

Breastfeeding poses multiple benefits for the mother and baby. From contributing to the development of the immune system to preventing allergies. But for various reasons, breastfeeding can be a difficult task for some women, so extraction has become an alternative to feeding the child. Here are some ways to extract breast milk and how to ... Read more


Neonatal listeriosis. What it is and prevention in pregnancy

By: Dafne Delgado / Updated: 2020-09-11

Throughout history, neonatal infections have been major causes of death. They also often affect babies before, during, and after birth. One of the bacteria that can cause serious damage, cause miscarriages, and deaths, is Listeria monocytogenes. Learn what the symptoms and characteristics of neonatal listeriosis are and how to prevent it. Neonatal Listeriosis, what is ... Read more


Hand-to-mouth disease, symptoms, risk and prevention

By: Dafne Delgado / Updated: 2020-09-11

Does your child have red spots on his or her hands and feet and annoying blisters on his or her mouth? Then you may have the syndrome known as hands, feet, and mouth. Don’t be alarmed, it’s a virus it’s contagious, but usually harmless and mild. What is hand, foot and mouth disease? The hand, ... Read more


How to strengthen the immune system in children?

By: Dafne Delgado / Updated: 2020-09-11

When children are young they tend to get sick more often and are not told of the first week of day care, maternal or primary care. Children under the age of six are colded between 6 and 8 times a year, with possible ear, stomach and throat infections added to this. According to dr. Mafalda ... Read more