Understanding a grateful and happy child
We need to start eradicating sayings like "spare the stick and pamper the baby." Such sayings and ways of teaching are not only obsolete, but they are also wrong, mainly because we know that corporal punishment does not create happy children and that happy children are more responsible. It is vitally important to begin to internalize the importance of happiness in children's education. It is the best way to make them enjoy knowledge and help them evolve to their full potential. Talking about a happy child, we should not confuse him with a spoiled child. A happy child is not someone to whom we must give everything. Frustration is part of life, no matter how little we like this fact. And your kids will suffer from it, at least during certain moments in their lives. However, happy children will have the tools necessary to overcome any stage or trauma. However, a happy child is not a spoiled child. The child must know where his limits are and what he can and cannot do. However, this knowledge does not have to be dramatic or traumatic.
A happy child knows what to do to develop his life: a happy child learns to give values to life's priorities, such as love, friendship, family, friendship, love, altruism, and solidarity, or values , and ethics. In this way, you will be less disoriented, develop judgment quickly, and avoid risky behavior. A happy child will have a fuller and more complete existence. But remember, never mistake it for shame, unlimited freedom, or attachment to material things because this is a mistake that creates tyrannical.
After reading "RAISING GRATEFUL CHILDREN", parents, and anybody interacting with kids will be able to connect them, and build a more cooperative and thriving society.
