A book that everyone should read at some point in their lives. The Little Prince was published no less than in 1943 but despite the passage of time, it does not age at all. The phrases in the book The Little Prince are about friendship, loss, life in general … they are values ​​that all children have to know, but also adults, since they are important in life. Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, the author of the book, was an aviator and got lost in the Sahara Desert. He was probably inspired by this experience in order to bring the story to life.

Do not miss the most famous phrases of this novel below because without a doubt, you are going to love them:

1. It is much more difficult to judge yourself than to judge others. If you can judge yourself well you are a true sage.
2. Here is my secret, which could not be simpler: only with the heart can one see well; The essential is invisible to the eyes.
3. Only children smash their noses against the glass.
4. But the seeds are invisible. They sleep in the secret of the earth until one of them wakes up.
5. It’s crazy to hate all the roses because one of them pricked you. Giving up all your dreams because one of them didn’t come true.
6. When a mystery is too impressive, it is impossible to disobey.
7. You should never listen to flowers. Only the look and smell should. Mine perfumed my planet, but I could not be happy about it.
8. You just have to ask each one what each one can give.
9. Walking in a straight line, one cannot get very far.
10. The first love is loved more, the rest is loved better.
11. When you find a diamond that belongs to no one, it is yours. When you find an island that belongs to nobody, it is yours. When you are the first to have an idea, you have it patented: it is yours. I own the stars because no one before me dreamed of owning them.
12. You are the owner of your life and your emotions, never forget it. For better and for worse.
13. What I see here is just a crust. The most important thing is invisible.
14. I wonder if the stars light up so that one day, each one can find his own.
15. All older people were children at first (although few of them remember this).

Un libro que todo el mundo debería leer en algún momento de sus vidas. El Principito fue publicado nada menos que en 1943 pero a pesar del paso del tiempo, no envejece en absoluto. Las frases del libro El Principito tratan sobre la amistad, la pérdida, la vida en general… son valores que todos los niños tienen que conocer, pero también los adultos, puesto que son importantes en la vida. Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, el autor del libro, era aviador y se perdió en el Desierto de Sahara. Probablemente se inspiró en esta experiencia para poder dar vida a la historia.

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Tongue twisters are one of the games of the oral tradition that children enjoy the most. Basically, it consists of a word game in which sequences of terms with the same syllabic ending that are difficult to pronounce are combined with the aim of mistaking those who pronounce them. Without a doubt, it is a very fun game to entertain at home that also brings many benefits to children.

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Los trabalenguas son uno de los juegos de la tradición oral que más disfrutan los niños. Básicamente, consiste en un juego de palabras en el que se combinan secuencias de términos con la misma terminación silábica que resultan difíciles de pronunciar con el objetivo de equivocar a quienes las pronuncian. Sin duda, se trata de un juego muy divertido para entretenerse en casa que también aporta muchos beneficios a los niños.

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Two out of every three children between the ages of 10 and 15 have a cell phone. A figure that is around 24% in those under 10 years of age and that shoots up to 94.8% among adolescents of 15 years. This is an increasingly common phenomenon in a hyper-connected society in which the mobile phone has become a “necessity” even for the smallest of the house. In fact, children ask for their first cell phone at an increasingly early age and many parents even decide to give it to them as one more toy. However, although the mobile phone can become an excellent ally for children’s entertainment, it is important to bear in mind that this device is not a toy for children.

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Dos de cada tres niños de entre 10 y 15 años tiene un celular. Una cifra que ronda el 24% en los menores de 10 años y que se dispara hasta el 94,8% entre los adolescentes de 15 años. Se trata de un fenómeno cada vez más común en una sociedad hiperconectada en la que el teléfono móvil se ha convertido en una “necesidad” incluso para los más pequeños de casa. De hecho, los niños piden su primer celular a edades cada vez más tempranas e incluso muchos padres deciden regalárselo como un juguete más. Sin embargo, aunque el teléfono móvil se puede convertir en un excelente aliado para el entretenimiento infantil es importante tener en cuenta que este dispositivo no es un juguete para niños.

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At some point in parenting, parents have to put up with their children’s disrespectful behavior. Either for something as minor as ignoring orders or as annoying as a series of curses and insults. Your child will sometimes express himself unproductively. When this happens, first of all you must understand that it is something that happens often and that your child’s behavior is not your fault. Also, you have to know how to correct it as disrespectful behavior can usually be corrected.

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En algún momento durante la crianza, los padres verán posiblemente comportamientos irrespetuosos de sus hijos, como por ejemplo ignorar las órdenes, maldecir, insultar o patalear. Debes entender que tus hijos están en su proceso de formación y que ellos cuando no han contando con las orientaciones adecuadas no encuentran otras formas de canalizarlas, siendo muy importante que la orientación y el acompañamiento que le brindes sea desde el cariño, desde el amor, desde la disciplina recuerda es un niño y ellos aprenden a través de la ternura, la seguridad, el respeto eso genera vinculaciones afectivas seguras.

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When we talk about Montessori we are referring to a philosophy of education … it is a way of seeing the world and the development of children. Montessori teachers use language that deeply respects children and provides them with consistent expectations within their means. The words they choose are well thought out to motivate children to be better, to think critically, and to be independent. Although above all, what they seek with their words is that children feel intrinsically motivated, that is, that they awaken their innate curiosity.

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Cuando hablamos de Montessori estamos haciendo referencia a una filosofía de educación… es una forma de ver el mundo y el desarrollo de los niños. Los maestros Montessori utilizan un lenguaje que respeta profundamente a los niños y que les proporciona expectativas consistentes dentro de sus posibilidades. Las palabras que escogen están bien pensadas para motivar a los niños a ser mejores, a pensar críticamente y a ser independientes. Aunque sobre todo, lo que buscan con sus palabras es que los niños se sientan motivados de manera intrínseca, es decir, que despierte su curiosidad innata.

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