By Catherine L'Ecuyer, published in El País on February 14, 2017 Children are not showpieces, pre-designed to satisfy the sweet dreams of an idyllic parenthood When we discuss different parenting styles, we tend to polarize the issue, falling back on various stereotypes, like the cruel “tiger mom,” the “indulgent” or obsessive “helicopter” parent, or the … Continue reading An Ode to Imperfect Parenting
Author: Catherine L'Ecuyer
Investigadora y divulgadora de temas educativos. Autora de Educar en el asombro / Researcher, writer, speaker & bestselling author of The Wonder Approach /
Chercheure, conférencière et auteure du best-seller Cultiver dans l'émerveillement
13-Year-Olds, Mature Enough to Use Social Media on Their Own?
Proposed legislation in Spain would lower the age requirement for registering on these websites without parental controls
What If We Are Drowning Children’s Thirst for Knowledge by Bombarding Them with Stimuli?
What If We Are Drowning Children’s Thirst for Knowledge by Bombarding Them with Stimuli?
Two Major Shareholders Pressure Apple About iPhone Addiction in Minors
Concerned by the harmful effects of its products on children and youth, they see business opportunities in a partnership between Apple and parents.
Why Is Everyone Telling Me How to Raise My Kids?
Mothers-in-law, sisters-in-law, friends, experts, companies… In the world of parenting, everyone has an opinion to share with a self-assurance that is frightening.
The Triple-Win of Work & Life Balance
By Catherine L'Ecuyer The Work and Life Balance debate reminds me of the Galileo case. The parallel does not come from the controversy that the issue has raised, but rather from the very approach to the issue. Does the sun revolve around the Earth, or is it the other way around? Do life and work … Continue reading The Triple-Win of Work & Life Balance