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PARENTING CLUB
25/Mar/2024
A confident and happy child (Part 2)

In the first part of this article, we explored the concept of attachment and its formation, examining both secure and insecure attachment styles and their development. While understanding these styles is crucial, many parents find themselves wondering, 'What's the next step?'

11/Mar/2024
A confident and happy child (Part 1)

The arrival of a child marks a significant and cherished moment for the entire family, signaling a key phase in the child's growth journey. Particularly in their first year, a child's development is remarkably rapid. This progress is evident physically as parents watch their baby grow in size and weight, leading to the need for new outfits. Additionally, the evolution of the baby's movements is noticeable, from the limited activity of a newborn to the milestones of rolling over and eventually walking.

13/Feb/2024
Modern relationships (2/2 article)

Time to take a deeper look into the dynamics between a couple when a baby becomes a central figure in their lives. You might have come across information on this topic before, but if you're reading this article, chances are you're seeking assistance, support, or sensing the impending changes. This article aims to provide insights into what might be happening in your relationship, offering valuable support as you navigate through this transformative period.

03/Feb/2024
Modern relationships (1/2 article)

The reasons people seek consultations may vary, but about 90% of the time, they revolve around issues within partner relationships. And it's no wonder! Building a healthy partnership, navigating life's changes, facing challenges together as a team, and sustaining the relationship afterward is undeniably tough. In the past, people rarely lived together as long as they do today. Modern life expectancy has significantly increased compared to our ancestors just three generations ago.