Sublime

“Si existiera algo que quisiéramos cambiar en el niño, deberíamos primeramente examinar y ver si no hay algo que podría ser mejor para cambiar en nosotros mismos”. Carl Jung

Slow everything down. Slow down movements, words, and the time in between them. The younger the child, the more time they need to process our words.

While adult therapy tends to cast parents as the villains, I started to see what a powerful positive force they can be in their children's lives. And the single most important skill parents could acquire, it seemed to me, was playing. Fortunately, unlike many personality changes we might like to make, better playing skills can be learned pretty eas

Asking is, at its core, a collaboration.

In terms of development, very young children are right-hemisphere dominant, especially during their first three years.

The kinds of relationships they experience will lay the groundwork for how they relate to others for the rest of their lives.

The twentieth-century psychoanalyst Donald W. Winnicott observed that children playing within a certain radius of their mothers display higher levels of creativity in their games than those who play farther away.