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5 books that have marked my maternity

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The first book that gave a twist to my relationship with my son was How to multiply your baby's intelligence of Glenn and Janet Doman , I read just after Your son is a genius of Tony Buzan, the two recommended by my brother. Side effects of these readings were this blog and schooling.

Via early stimulation got to Natural Parenting and read the classic Besame Mucho , pediatrician Carlos González. Finally someone put black on white what I already knew by intuition, instinct and, above all, common sense. It's a must-read .

Then came Neill, Holt and Gatto . Amazing. Like everything in Laura Gutman and Rodrigáñez Casilda.

The Natural Child of Jan Hunt is the English equivalent to Besame Mucho. Balsamic introductoriay reading.

Soon, Faber and Mazlish arrived with his Parents released, freed children and more practical then How to talk so kids listen & listen so kids talk .

And last but not least, the Big book of unschooling of Sandra Dodd. Parents should read all of the world, even those schooled.

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Carnival blogs:

This week we make it easy: we simply have to recommend some books on parenting and education . Not many, only that you consider essential, essential, that you have changed the lives ... (it occurs to me that five is a good figure).

links to tarkuskids Mandar (at) gmail (dot) com until next Sunday, 31.

Thanks!

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seems that the issue of a pacifier does not motivate a lot of mothers blogging: participation in the blog carnival has plummeted.

If someone else is encouraged to share their opinion (or if you already have an article published on the subject, albeit old) do not hesitate to send them to me to add it to the list of links.

have participated these blogs:

We tits

Kisses and arms

A different maternity

Beanstalk

Thanks to all three!

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shopaholics

I do not know if it depends character or is a phase that all-or almost all children have to spend but at some now, it seems that they are turning into shopaholics small . Suddenly always some or other, they begin to ask for them to buy things: sweets, toys and even clothing .

For mothers, there arises dilemma: On one hand, we do not encourage indiscriminate consumerism. Furthermore, we do not want to be always saying no and we do not always end up talking about money. "This is very expensive" or "I have enough money," claims our children programmed into a sense of scarcity. Do we want to grow up thinking that everything is very expensive, that money is very difficult to achieve and they will never have enough?

To avoid the anxiety and tension in those moments when the kids get to ask, is a very effective alternative: mental wish list . Is to make a mental list of things the child asks. My son and I often went into toy stores, sweets or anything else to see what is and choose things to put on our list. Over time, many of the things I had asked disappear from the list. Those that remain are the ones that ended up buying at some point.

Why

a mental list? Because if you write will be more difficult things are disappearing and that, in reading the list, the child will remember all that has been asking for and will reaffirm its desire to buy.

Do you have other solutions to requests for purchases?

* Photo Credit: http://jameslao.com/

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Carnival posts: Dummy, yes or no? Educate

Is it good for children to use pacifiers? Is it harmful? Should we set limits? Will it remove a certain age? How can we remove it if the child does not want? Is it possible to raise a child without a pacifier?

I throw these questions, but you know that you can approach the subject as you want, while talk of dummies ;-)

can send your contributions, as always,

to tarkuskids (Arrona) gmail (dot) com until next Saturday 23 October.

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know perfectly well that you can paste a child and get them to obey. But I am not mistaken it for a moment. I know that every time I hit him , also I'm teaching: 'When you're angry, strike! ".

Unfortunately, I have never met a child stick to it and got it to be a loving human being.

Words can cut like knives. Some even can leave permanent scars. And so without insulting the fury is the only civilized alternative to us is against the dehumanizing methods. And we do not have all the answers. The search for new more humane way to express the ancient and powerful emotion of anger is a lifelong task.

Elaiine Adele Faber & Mazlish in 'Parents released, freed children. "

have participated in this second edition:

Educate unpunished. Posted by Miriam on the blog of the Association Besos y Brazos .

Educate unpunished "? Posted by Janeth We live in Mama dame tit.

I want to change the world. Posted by Louma in maternal love.

When my daughter returned to me childhood. Posted by Naomi at Bokesa Beanstalk .

educate without punishment, or something ... Posted by Vanessa Osorno Imagine always.

educate without punishment: aggression among children . Posted in In monkeys and laughter .

Educate unpunished. Posted by Lau Kids Tarkus.

More information:

Sincastigos.com - Courses and therapy for parents.

Parenting Without punishing. An online book for free distribution, by Norman Lee (available in English and English).

Thinking of others. An article by Armando on Babies and more where recomineda a documentary that shows that you can educate not punish.

I really punished and nothing happened to me . Excerpt from the book "Parents Who Love Too Much" by Jane Nelsen and Cheryl Erwin on Raising and Amar .

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We will dedicate the second edition of the carnival education blogs conscious and respectful parenting punishment. People raised with addiction speaks to educate not punish but how is it done? What's wrong with punishment? What are the alternatives?

Each participant is free to focus your article as you see fit but, if I may a suggestion, I appreciate that you put specific examples in this topic .

How does the Carnival?


1 .- Write an article on the theme. There is no limit on the size or format.
2 .- Publish to your blog (if you have no blog, send it to a blogger for you publish it.)
3 .- Send a link to tarkuskids (at) gmail (dot) com. The term to send is next Friday October 15, 2010 .
4 .- Log in http://tarkuskids.blogspot.com/ on Saturday October 16th to see the collection of all links.

* NOTE: You do not have the posts are new or that are written specifically for this carnival. If you have an old post on the subject, you can send a contribution to the carnival.




The first edition of the carnival, on raising and work, is here:

http://tarkuskids.blogspot.com/2010/10/criar-y-trabajar-i -edition-of-carnaval.html

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* In the picture, the Italian MEP who Ronzulli Licia, on 22 September, went to work with her daughter in a wrap Vittoria.

Child immerses us in a sea of \u200b\u200bdarkness, we are thrown into exile, away from the world where interesting things happen, we lose what we train we assumed it was real life. The social world disappear, time, conversations between adults, money, autonomy, freedom, finally, disappear ocmo individuals valued by others.

love our babies, but we want to escape hell. We raise them with love, but we need desperately to be ourselves again. Our "I" has been lost in diapers.

The misconception that modern women share is the belief that our "self" is only at work.

Laura Gutman in "Motherhood, identity and work"

I In this edition of the Carnival of Education Blogs Conscious and Mindful Parenting try to answer the question whether attachment parenting is compatible with the working life of the mother.

have participated:

ally Breastfeeding for working mothers. Posted by Ileana Medina in We Tits.

The right to choose. Posted by Nuria Otero Mother Project.

Lentils, theta and happiness . Posted by Cristina Romero Awakening light (taking care of the child's soul) .

Another perspective on motherhood . Posted by Leslie Foster Power in Space .

An article posted Alba Ferri Portéame .

What really matters . Posted by Sonia Gomez road to consciousness.

Biempica Paula An article published in the blog of the Association Besos y Brazos.

to raise and work or anything that occurred to me to write but did not have to do with the subject. Posted by Vanessa Osorno Imagine always.

Raising and work. Posted by Monica Martinez Mon petit tresor.


's contribution father, Jose Ernesto in Porteame .

I choose balance. Posted by Rachel Sóc mare.

Work, Motherhood and I . Posted by Naomi in Beanstalk.

Motherhood, Feminism and work. Posted by Irene Garcia be moms.

I leave, finally, two articles by Laura Gutman :

- motherhood and

- Maternity and work

Many thanks to all who participated (and I am happy to say "all" instead of "all" so, thank you, Jose Ernesto). Tomorrow, a new theme for the issue next week.

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How the washer

I have always believed that the best way (or the only, perhaps) that work with children chores is making them see you happy, let them help when they want and also leave them alone when they want.

But like everything, chores also require a learning process and for patience from parents. Some time ago I saw a post from Sandy about how to help children learn to put the machine through a "visual lesson."

You can read (in English) here: http://reluctantentertainer.com/2009/09/visual-laundry-lesson-for-kids/

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Carnival posts: raising and work

This is the theme for the I edition of Carnival blogs education and raising awareness respetusa : have we given up work to raise our children with attachment? Do I need to stop working? Can we reconcile the race career with motherhood, or is necessary to prioritize one of the two?

What we have chosen and why?

Are women invisible visible are mothers and vice versa?

* Note: when I talk about work here, I refer to work outside the home, develop a career. I'm not considering raising and housework as work.

How does the Carnival?

1 .- Write an article on the theme. There is no limit on the size or format.

2 .- Publish to your blog (if you have no blog, send it to some bloggers to get it published).

3 .- Send a link to tarkuskids (at) gmail (dot) com. The term to send is next Friday October 8, 2010 .

4 .- Log in http://tarkuskids.blogspot.com/ on Saturday October 9 to see the collection of all links.

* NOTE: You do not have the posts are new or that are written specifically for this carnival. If you have an old post on the subject, you can send a contribution to the carnival.

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Dear friends,

today I launched the adventure begin a carnival of education blogs on raising awareness and respect. Why? Because many families have loved participate in the Carnival of Homeschooling Blogs when the issue was not specifically about homeschooling.

How it works

Each week, I will propose a topic related to education and raising awareness. Anyone who has a blog on the subject and wants to participate has to write a post about the proposed topic and send the link to tarkuskids (at) gmail (dot) com. At the end of the week, I will publish the collection of all the links you've sent.

What if I have no blog?

If you do not have a blog but want to participate, you can type the entry and send it to someone else blog for you to publish it (the other blog can also this if you have no choice).

logo.

The logo is in this entry is provisional. suggest to make a contest of drawings and photos to use as a logo carnival.

* Photo credit: Salvatore Vuono.