I would like to tell you that, although we keep thinking about how we are going to celebrate our Christmas (have we gone ahead?), During the last days we have also had the opportunity to celebrate two very special events: World Diabetes Day, and 'Children's Day', a beautiful date to pay attention to the rights of children.
And childhood diabetes has also been present when we presented the Guide 'What you should know about diabetes in pediatric age'. Look, since I am involved in health issues, I mention that we have dedicated a corner of our blog to the detection of sexual abuse in children. But of course, too We had fun attending events, playing with social networks for children on the Internet, and analyzing possible gifts for Christmas. Proof of this are the PS Vita Days, the mention of the Herbert Bear (villain of the Penguin club), or the references to Superchuchelancia, Playmobil Advent Calendar, the bow set + arrows or the personalized music boxes.
We have even made a place for Surprising Christmas, and the concert with toys of the Talía Group.
Let's go now with education, subject to which we try to leave enough space, our readers will have enjoyed Numerosity, which is a surprising way to learn with mathematics, TEDxMoncloa proposals, advice for children who want to be good readers and an interview with Gonzalo Baranda of Blinklearning.
Children and technology, technology and children ... many parents move between the recognition that children must know how to use devices, and the need to set limitsHow to find the balance ?. On a social level this fact is also suggested. And if not, look at the controversy that arose at the proposal that children use the electronic ID when accessing Social Networks, or the suggestion of registering the age of the child who buys a smartphone.
Do you know that the economic crisis can affect family ties? It is something easy to intuit, although this time it is corroborated by a study.
As a farewell I invite you to see this animation video called 'The song for rain' by Zheng Yawen, you'll like it. I leave you until next Wednesday, November 28.
