Following with our interviews, which until now we have dedicated to two great Spanish experts in breastfeeding, parenting and childbirth such as Carlos González and Emilio Santos, pediatrician and gynecologist respectively, now we are going to dedicate ourselves to Rosa Jové, psychologist and one of the people who have studied the characteristics of childhood sleep in Spain. And we want to ask our readers To collaborate with us in the preparation of the interview.
Rosa Mª Jové Montanyola has a degree in Psychology and specializes in child and youth clinical psychology, as well as in psychopediatrics. She also has a degree in History with a specialization in Anthropology and has deepened in issues of anthropology of parenting.
In addition, Rosa has a great activity in breastfeeding groups such as FEDALMA and ALLETA, in addition to the FANJACC association, dedicated to supporting children and young people with high intellectual abilities.
Our next interviewee has participated in the organization of psychological care for family members and those affected in disasters, such as 11-M and Biescas, and in UNICEF activities in Lleida, where she resides.
I had the pleasure of having met her personally a few years ago, at a FEDALMA Congress, but my personal contact with her, after talking with her to better guide my son's education and attend to his needs, has been very enriching. I learned a lot about how to let him assume his limits and challenges and how to trust that his desire to learn would develop better freely.
Rosa Jové She is the author of several titles of great impact, focused on the presentation of ideas on parenting in which above all the evolutionary processes of children are presented as natural and shows how to respect them ... In "Happy Parenting" and "Sleeping no tears ”goes into the parents' usual doubts about sleep, sphincter control, emotions and limits, always loving and empathetic.
We invite you to send your questions to achieve that our interview with Rosa Jové suits your concerns better, I propose to talk about sleep, parenting and giftedness.
