Why are the relationships and ties we co-create with children so important in the educational puzzle?

This book not only provides answers to the above question, but also lays the groundwork for a revolution in other areas of our social life. It makes us remember what is most important in life - about bonds, love and closeness with others.

What does a small child need for good, full and natural development?
How do the developmental needs of a child change from birth to age five?
How to build a safe bond with a child, which is the foundation of his development and life in general?
How to support a child in the pursuit of autonomy?
How to take care of the needs of all family members, including your own?

Upbringing focused on bonds and needs is a signpost for those parents who want to equip their children with self-esteem and resilience, i.e. mental resilience. A stable relationship with a parent is an investment not only in a happy childhood, but also in the mature life of our children. And also - looking into the future - the next generations in the family.

"A child will primarily follow the example of a person whom he trusts and with whom he feels connected. This bond arises from the parental love that the child can experience. This happens from birth, from satisfying his innate needs: food, safety, protection and closeness Over time, the child also learns by example how good, loving relationships work: when not only their own needs matter, but also the needs of others. bond."