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Touch is one of the most important senses - it is the first way to gain experience, learn, and in this respect, It is more of a priority than sight and hearing.

Excerpts from Hand therapy - supporting the development of a child’s fine motor skills

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Babies and toddlers are completely dependent on adults and it is only up to them whether and to what extent all the childs needs will be satisfied. The period of early childhood is extremely important for further development, therefore it is important to properly organize the environmental conditions.

Excerpts from Early child development and care

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Each child has an internal “tank” in which they accumulate “emotional fuel”, enabling them to survive the situations and challenges that await them in life. The role of the parents is to fill these “tanks” so that the child can develop properly and reach their full potential. It is imperative that parents raise and discipline their children – but only when their “emotional tanks” have been filled. These tanks can be filled with only one type of fuel – unconditional love. This can prevent many problems, such as mental trauma, feeling unloved, guilt, fear, and insecurity. Only when we show our children unconditional love, can we truly understand them and deal with their behaviour – both good and bad.

Excerpts from My child is unique - parenting skills training

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Childhood is usually associated with joy, happiness, fun. However, this is not always true. That period may also be the worst in a person's life and directly impact the rest of their life. Childhood and experiences gained during, often have consequences in adult life. It is not always apparent that those specific events and situations from childhood are the cause of given actions, decisions, and behaviours. Places and people that a young person grows up around will always remain in their memory.

Excerpts from Child psychology

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