Babies and more will soon interview Dr. Carlos González, pediatrician and author of several books on parenting. The interview will focus on those issues in which a reference in Spain is considered: breastfeeding and attachment breeding, although we will also talk about your personal and professional itinerary.
We encourage you to send us your questions, in order to get a complete idea of the topics that our readers would like us to ask this expert. Incorporating your concerns we will interview you. Therefore, we await your comments in this post and within a week we will make a compilation to be able to include it in the conversation we will have with him.
Carlos Gonzalez He is one of the best known experts in Spain on issues such as breastfeeding and attachment breeding. In addition to having completed numerous courses for professionals, he is the author of successful books that many parents consider an indispensable reference: “My child does not eat me,” “Kiss me a lot, how to raise your children with love” and “A gift for life , breastfeeding guide ”.
He has a degree in medicine from the Autonomous University of Barcelona and trained as a pediatrician at the Hospital de Sant Joan de Déu in Barcelona. He is an advisor to the UNICEF Child Friendly Hospital Initiative and also to La Leche League International, as well as the founder of the Catalan Association for Breastfeeding.
Babies and more Start with this interview a series in which we will talk with authors and specialists in different fields to convey our and your concerns.
We plan to meet with pediatricians, gynecologists, psychologists and pedagogues, doulas and midwives, teachers and people related to the associative movement to ask questions and receive first-hand information, information that we hope will be interesting and useful for our readers.
The first of this series of interviews will be done to Dr. Carlos González and we ask your collaboration to include in it your doubts and concerns, participating in the preparation of the interview with your comments in this article or sending them directly if you prefer.
