Imagine if you could insure yourself against anything ... Of course, in a perfect world it would have been possible and everyone who has children would immediately start to think; What would I prefer to insure my children against? It is also a thought that the insurance company Trygg-Hansa has adopted. For a couple of years, research has been done on this particular theme. In 2010, 42% of parents said they would prefer to insure their child against poor self-confidence. It was by far the most desired insurance. (Second place came to be the betrayal of their best friends by 10%.) The result was the same when Trygg-Hansa conducted a new survey in 2012. The fear of poor self-confidence came to a head again, but then we were even more worried. Every other parent (50%) wanted to insure their child against poor self-confidence and it is not that strange. The world has become tougher. Competition for jobs, schools, friends and attention has increased, just like the demands and ...
Being a parent can sometimes feel a little overwhelming. Advice, help and tips roll in from every angle. This guide (and your common sense) will hopefully give you the confidence you need to be the best parent of your child. 1. It is not dangerous to be insolent “The mother and father quarrel does not hurt the child. On the contrary, when the child is born it knows that it can be, it belongs to everyday life, ”writes Malin Alfvén and Kristina Hofsten in Trotsboken. As wise as true! Every mood belongs to life and it does not deserve to have too bad a conscience that one is not always on top of others. We want to show them all life, and teach them to relate to all emotions. However, if the noise becomes too much of everyday life, one should not be afraid to ask for help and support from outside. 2. Answer questions The constant question of "why" can be a bit tedious in the name of honesty. But it's just a matter of curiosity and a way for your child to learn new ...