The
golden age!
After the rebellion of age two, your youngster is now at peace with himself and the world. He’ll take pleasure in being cooperative and win your approval, whereas in first adolescence, it often seems as if a child’s sole pleasure in life consists of being uncooperative.
Scrolling down on my phone, my attention got caught by a controversy caused by a certain “Chikh” asserting that a working woman cannot possibly be a good mother. That same person then suggested a survey for men only to answer:
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training: How to succeed?
Before venturing any further, let’s set down some psychological facts:
The “first adolescence”, which is a stage of disequilibrium, goes from approximately second to third birthday. It’s called that way because your little one will be acting exactly like a teenager. During this transitional phase between babyhood and childhood, your youngster will be trying to break up the patterns of equilibrium he has achieved as a toddler in order to attain the maturity of a child.
This stage covers mostly the second year of your child’s life. It’s the stage of exploration and learning. To a toddler, the world is an endlessly fascinating place, and the curiosity he shows at this phase, is the same curiosity which at later ages will make him successful in school and in his occupation.
