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Tips for getting back to school routine

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

After the long summer holidays it is not easy to return to the school routine, especially when it is the first time of the little ones who enter maternal or kindergarten, or with large families. There are a lot of things that can go wrong – and that will go wrong – during the first ... Read more


Raising independent children, degrees of independence by age

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

Raising safe, independent children is not an easy task. We need to know when to intervene and when to give space. The space they need to acquire life skills. The skills you stay with them after you’ve had to face challenges and difficulties. Moreover, this aspect of fatherhood requires a lot of patience, a lot ... Read more


Moving to a different school: Tips for parents

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

Moving to a different school is an important and often difficult step to avoid due to a change of address for example. There are also situations where parents can decide they are not satisfied with their child’s current school and have to make the difficult decision to request a change. In this situation, we strongly ... Read more


Virtual risks and threats to children

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

The web is full of knowledge and examples from others from which we can learn a lot. It is a sea of ideas and possibilities for growth in many ways. But it is also full of risks for everyone, especially the little ones who still do not have sufficient criteria to identify certain situations. Risks ... Read more


The dilemma of punishment in childhood

By: Dafne Delgado / Updated: 2020-07-06

Like many other parents, you’ve probably tried to always be empathetic to your child, as we don’t really like punishing our little ones. And to a large extent, you’re right about that. Punishing your child in no way can become the most important element of education. Punishment may be necessary only in some cases but ... Read more


What is Positive Discipline?

By: Dafne Delgado / Updated: 2020-07-06

Positive Discipline teaches children from an early age to become responsible, respectful, and resourceful members of their communities. This educational method teaches important social life skills in a way that is deeply respectful and encouraging for children and parents. Recent research tells us that children are “wired” from birth to connect with others and that ... Read more


Meet the 7 ideal sports for family practice

By: Dafne Delgado / Updated: 2020-07-06

Instilled the practice of sport in our children from a young age is essential for them to develop a taste for exercise. In addition to health benefits, family-friendly activities strengthen ties between household members. Best of all, there are many ways to get started. Practicing physical activity has important benefits for the body and what ... Read more


How to make my child learn Math

By: Dafne Delgado / Updated: 2020-07-06

Learning Mathematics doesn’t have to be boring if you know how to pass on to your child that tool that is essential and indispensable in everyday life. For example, learning to count can be something that catches your little one’s attention if you turn it into a fun game. When something is attractive and interesting ... Read more


The importance of music in children’s development

By: Dafne Delgado / Updated: 2020-05-04

Kids love music from birth, well we can actually say that since before that. Research has shown that when a pregnant woman regularly listens to a certain song or piece of music during her pregnancy, her baby can recognize this after birth and can make this relax. This love of music often persists during its ... Read more


How to make children eat vegetables

By: Tips de Madre Editor / Updated: 2020-05-04

“Broccoli no!”, “tastes ugly!”, “I don’t want!”, “I don’t like it!”, and other expressions with not very pleasant tones accompanied by tears are common among children who do not eat vegetables. Other little ones don’t bother to reproach, they just clean their food and make aside everything they don’t like, like peas and carrots, and ... Read more


How to teach prevention and safety at home to children

By: Dafne Delgado / Updated: 2020-04-26

We tend to associate security with areas where we are more familiar, such as our home,but this is not quite like that. The house has multiple objects that can cause injury to children, such as toys, furniture, batteries, medications, laundry products, hot and sharp objects, and anything that may cause falls or suffocation. A little ... Read more


What is the Doman Method for Reading In Infants?

By: Dafne Delgado / Updated: 2020-04-26

Reading and writing are the main skills that distinguish people from any other living being. These two activities are the main tools with which we develop our intellect. That’s why we offer you a practical guide to the Doman method. This can teach your child to read from 8 months of age. A baby may ... Read more


How to teach children responsible consumption

By: Tips de Madre Editor / Updated: 2020-03-10

Small actions at home can help children acquire the ability to analyze real and priority needs by having responsible consumption. We live in an era in which we have become accustomed to having what we want quickly without thinking about whether we need it or not, that way, in many homes too many things accumulate ... Read more


The Montessori Learning Tower what is it?

By: Dafne Delgado / Updated: 2020-03-03

Have you heard of the Montessori Learning Tower? It is a tool that allows a child to carry out daily activities independently with their parents. What is a learning tower? Young children are always curious and interested in helping with daily activities. From helping to cook to washing your hands. So they are growing more ... Read more


How does Waldorf pedagogy works? What does it mean?

By: Dafne Delgado / Updated: 2020-03-03

Have you heard of Waldorf pedagogy? In recent years, pedagogical methods that have moved away from what we know as traditional education, have become a very popular giving way to new paradigms involved in the teaching-learning process known as alternative pedagogy. Waldorf pedagogy is characterized by being an alternative to the traditional educational movement whose ... Read more