Nutritional Management of the Newborn
Nutrition is the first thing the child comes into contact with his parents. It is important for its physical, as well as later social development. The way it is fed…
How the Child Learns
The child is born with innate affinities, needs and abilities. They appear gradually, in proportion to its growth and its general maturity. But the very growth and maturity of the…
Psychogenic Lack of Appetite: A Common Neurosis in Childhood
Psychogenic lack of appetite is a common neurotic disorder in children.
Understanding Childhood Bulimia: Causes and Manifestations
Bulimia in childhood is caused by physical and psychogenic causes, with emotionally neglected children seeking satisfaction in excessive food enjoyment.
Understanding Somnambulism in Children: Causes, Symptoms, and Management
Somnambulism in children is a rare occurrence that occurs spontaneously or lasts into adolescence, sometimes into adulthood.
Understanding and Managing Defiant Child Behavior
Educators must regain trust, establish authority, and create a healthy emotional relationship with a defiant child to prevent and treat child defiance.
The Need for Physical Well-Being of the Child
Good physical health, physical resilience, harmonious development of the body and a pleasant appearance also have a positive effect on a person's mental health. A healthy and normally developed child…
Consequences for a Child from Authoritarian Upbringing
Every educator feels the need to create authority in front of the child. When they fail to acquire it in a natural way, they tend to impose it by force.…
The Psychology of Distraction and “Forgetfulness” in Children and Adolescents
Distraction and forgetfulness are caused by emotional conflicts, fear of failure, and imagination.
Psychogenic Pain in Children and Adolescents: Causes and Treatment
Psychogenic pain in children and adolescents is caused by emotional loads such as school failure, jealousy, dyslexia, conflicts between parents, change of educator, and transition from village to town.
Sexual Behaviors in Children: What Is Normal and What Isn’t
From the beginning of life, man carries within him the sexual urge, the need for sexual gratification that is Sexual practices in children are frequent, with 42 to 73 percent…
A Comparison of Dyslexia and Dysgraphia: A Problem with the School Children
A child who suffers from dyslexia and dysgraphia, i.e. insufficient ability to master reading and writing, has great difficulties. If a student reads poorly, it does not mean that he…
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