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Laura Ruiz Mitjana
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Editor, Babies and More
Spain
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scientific dissemination education social affairs
Politics, economics.
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By Laura Ruiz Mitjana Verified| Babies and More Verified Your son comes home, leaves his backpack on the floor, goes up to his room without saying hello, and when you approach, you notice he's different. He's not crying, but there's tension, silence... And you sense it: something has happened. Maybe he wasn't invited to hang out today. Maybe someone turned him down in the WhatsApp group. Or he's found out that his "friends" have made a plan without him. Rejection. That word that hurts more than a failing grade, more than a scolding.
Three surefire phrases to motivate your children when they face difficulties and strengthen their self-esteem.
By Laura Ruiz Mitjana Verified| Babies and More Verified There are days when your child comes home from school with their eyes downcast and their shoulders slumped. They don't say much, but you know something isn't right. They've had a bad test, had an argument with a friend, or simply feel like they don't fit in. In those moments, as a parent, you're tempted to throw out a "nothing's wrong," "everything will be fine," or even a well-intentioned "you just have to try harder." But the truth is, even when said with love, these phrases sometimes slip. They don't soothe, they don't motivate, they don't heal.
By Laura Ruiz Mitjana Verified| Babies and More Verified Your son comes home, leaves his backpack on the floor, goes up to his room without saying hello, and when you approach, you notice he's different. He's not crying, but there's tension, silence... And you sense it: something has happened. Maybe he wasn't invited to hang out today. Maybe someone turned him down in the WhatsApp group. Or he's found out that his "friends" have made a plan without him. Rejection. That word that hurts more than a failing grade, more than a scolding.
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