holistic approach

Mini quick guide - preventing stress and accidents in children

Stress affects children even more than we imagine. 😰 A tired, overstimulated, or agitated child no longer coordinates their movements well and becomes more prone to accidents. ⚠️ As parents, it's hard to tell the difference between „too much” and „enough.” Let's find out together what it means to give children exactly what they can emotionally manage, so that […]

Our motto: Better safe than sorry

„Better to prevent than to treat” is a comprehensive awareness and education program dedicated to parents who want to raise their children in a safe, protected, and balanced environment. Through this project, transformed into a guide book on preventing domestic accidents for children, „Children Need Yes! – The Safety Guide for Your Child” we aim to change a […]

Emotional injuries in children and adolescents: how to prevent them?

Every child deserves a parent who sees them, understands them, and accepts them for who they are! How do we recognise inappropriate behaviours in teenagers? Many parents believe that if they have a good relationship with their child, they will immediately notice any problems. The reality is more complex. Teenagers are undergoing significant transformations, both hormonal and emotional, and, in [...]

Emotional injuries as part of a holistic approach

An age arrives, around 3-4 years, depending on the child, where they test our limits and are very curious how we react. For them, our reaction is WOW! They manage to transform us with a small gesture into something they've never seen before. They probably look at us like we're in cartoons. From smiles and cuteness […]

The whole is more than the sum of its parts

The title is a quote belonging to the illustrious Greek philosopher Aristotle, allowing us to engage in an exercise of approaching events from a classic home environment. When we say home, we refer to both its physical, material component and the sum of the states of those interacting with the child. This article is intended as an application to the previous article […]

Aristotle and the holistic approach to babies

Although the title of this article seems like a complete clickbait, you will see below that it is not (really) the case 🙂 Read on and then try to analyse the events from another angle. When we talk about accidents involving children, the approach is that of a whole, encompassing family members, the mood in the house, understanding the context [...]

Your baby's nap and sleep

A baby's only form of communication is crying, but sometimes we can understand each other “with a look” by anticipating the baby's needs. Why is the baby crying? Causes and preventative measures: Causes: when their nappy or clothes cause discomfort, they need changing when they are in pain (e.g. colic) when they are hungry if they are too hot or too cold [...]

A holistic approach to accident risks in babies

Difficulty in managing activities and an unsuitable family context most often manifests as negative psychological effects, which can lead to physical exhaustion, stress or depression, and consequently to domestic accidents. These risks arise from the fact that the mother is in a very high state of fatigue and no longer […]