Children’s creativity is a skill that must be constantly promoted. It is more of a constant exercise than an innate talent; since it is something that we can develop in them, as parents we can stimulate it through different strategies that can be included in the daily routine. If we stimulate it, our children may not develop their creativity in the best way. All boys and girls are born with a great capacity to use their imagination and create. However, over the years it happens that it is lost and in some cases it disappears completely. It disappears because we make some mistakes in our way of educating that little by little destroy children’s creativity capacity or because we develop their logical thinking a lot but we do not do the same with their creative side and their spatial development.

Gratitude isn’t taught by just doing activities, telling our kids to be thankful, or telling kids not to forget to say thank you very much. This is the first step, but gratitude is a wonderful attribute that can make a huge difference in life from childhood to adulthood. There are various studies done on the benefits of gratitude agree that having an attitude of gratitude in life helps people to be happier. People who are genuinely grateful have better friendships and relationships, are calmer, more positive, and live better.