Your Home Is The Child’s First Place Of Education

Your house, your home, is the first social environment that your child will encounter. Your home is the place where your baby will receive emotional and educational upbringing that will guarantee his psychological well-being.

Your home is the place where he will be kissed and hugged. This is where he will learn to say thank you. What your child learns in your home will help him grow up and become a happy and respectful person.

Experts in psychological climate can make observations based on interactions that take place between members of a social group. By analyzing how family members interact, they can easily read the emotional in the home environment.

Sometimes they just have to look at a face or hear a tone of voice in a person’s voice. This information can reveal whether it is a happy home, or a home that is flooded with unhappiness.

We need to be aware of this fact: A home is a place of refuge, and it is a psychological and emotional reference point for any child. So let’s build the most beautiful, inviting and meaningful home we can.

Your home may be small, but it is filled with big hearts

Some homes are larger inside than they are outside. Sometimes you just have to step over the doorstep to be able to breathe the balance. 

You can see the love written on the faces of the residents. Respect floats around in the air. You can feel the joy of a child growing up who thinks he lives in a castle.

These are without a doubt the happiest homes. In these families, we see qualities that are worth giving oneself time to reflect on.

A home where positive emotions are dominant

Homes where positive emotions are dominant are homes where the residents are people with emotional intelligence. 

• For positive emotions to be present, we must learn to deal with negative emotions. When there is anger, for example, no one hides it. Instead, they talk about it with respect so that they can reach an agreement.
• At the same time, people who understand with empathy also live in the types of homes where joy and harmony live. They are able to put themselves in the shoes of others, in order to understand their point of view. They know how to come up with a solution.
• A happy home is also a home where upbringing includes positive, emotional caresses. This includes hugs, closeness and kisses where the child feels valued and protected.

A home that educates with values

When you raise with noble values, you get a tool that allows you to raise better children for the rest of the world.

• Early learning at home is important if the parents are the child’s first role models. Children need to learn simple things such as saying thank you, sorry and good morning, at an early age. You will teach your child so much more than just general courtesy when you teach him to use these terms.
• We must not forget that behind these social demonstrations of respect, children learn the impact they have on their surroundings. When they say thank you or apologize, they perceive almost immediately that these words have power. These are words that bring people together and earn respect, friendship and recognition. 

Values ​​are social constructions that integrate a noble way of understanding life and the world. It includes things such as loving nature and animals, valuing equality and justice, protecting the weak, helping others, reading, having knowledge, freedom, etc.

So if we raise our children with good values, then we give the world some real special people.

Finally, never forget that your home is much more than walls with windows where we can live and find shelter. Your home is a place we live together. It is like another womb where a child learns the most important lessons.