Today begins a new post holiday week, so like every Monday, we will do a summary of what we have published in the blog the previous seven days.
We have had the shock of the latest content related to Father's Month. Among other things, we gave advice to make last-minute homemade gifts for Father's Day, we talked about father's days in the world and of course, we congratulate all the parents in their day.
One of the most controversial posts of the week has been that of Eduardo Punset, the upbringing and welfare of society, although the 100 ideas to improve Spain have not been left behind either: where is the upbringing? or the criticism of Coca-Cola Muac's announcement.
But there have been other things: we have met a girl who can read at 17 months. And, with the purpose of stimulating babies, we have talked about how to stimulate the intelligence of the baby with the Tomatis method and the use of this technique for children's learning problems, disorders and deficiencies.
If it's amazing stories, we've also met the smallest mother in the world but with a huge heart, a four-year-old girl who has been saved thanks to her sister and a 6-year-old boy who attends the birth of her mother .
We have discovered several resources on the web that are very interesting for parents. We have presented a site for Family travel in nature, also educapeques: a portal for parents and children on the Internet, Special Corner, which contains a collection of resources for children with special needs, Cocolilo: a website about art, fun, ecology and Natural upbringing and a video that teaches us how to make origami easy.
We have asked ourselves, how many children can donors of semen or ovules have? We have learned that bats can be useful in teaching blind children to orient themselves and changing completely from third, we have given 10 tips to buy baby clothes.
In our space reserved for breastfeeding we have known that this practice helps prevent type 2 diabetes in children.
About items for the baby, we have presented some finger puppets of Ikea, the Lovenest anatomical cushion to avoid deformities in the baby's head and Eva has told us how her baby enjoys playing with the blanket of activities.
So far, the summary of what we talked about last week. This week there will be much more.
