Guiainfantil presents a selection of the best children's songs recommended by parents. Teach your children the popular songs of today and always. Learn the lyrics of the most popular children's songs and enjoy singing and dancing with your children. Music helps stimulate the little ones.
Pestiños are a typical Andalusian sweet, which is eaten both at Christmas and at Carnival or Easter. And it is that, at any time of year this recipe for sweet pestiños will be delicious, it will delight the children, but also the rest of the family! The traditional recipe is made with a dough that incorporates orange, cinnamon and sesame, giving it a very special flavor typical of the southern area of Spain.
Have you ever thought what you would say to your son if he catches you red-handed in the middle of a sexual act? The psychologist Mónica Poblador helps us find the best way to interpret it. Source consulted: the text is taken from & 34; Constructing Sexualities & 34; (CEAPA, 2008) and other publications by Carlos de la Cruz.
We have arrived with our son at the wonderful age of six. Each time he reaches new goals and matures in every way; He's definitely a & 39; big boy & 39; already. And for this reason, we can share with him new activities, have more structured talks, get off to a good start with homework and school topics and countless other changes.
Guiainfantil.comIn this video, children will learn how to draw a ship or a sailing ship. On our site we propose this easy idea to teach your children to draw pictures of maritime transport. Have fun with your children teaching them to draw a ship step by step. A children's craft with which to have a good time of leisure with the family.
The influence of the Christmas season is undoubtedly due to the explosion of emotions and feelings that we live. That is why it is not strange to look at Christmas names these days to choose the name of the baby. The three Wise Men who arrived from the East can serve as inspiration and this time we look at Baltasar as the ideal name for the baby.
