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If you're feeling unwell or prone to injury, please don't ignore your body's signals. It's because the children have their own heartfelt feelings.

Unstable sleep, tantrums, thumb-sucking... Parents may feel overwhelmed by their "rebellious troublemaker." These could be signs that should not be overlooked.

In an era where taking an average of 2 to 3 days off in a month raises concerns about school refusal, the educational content, bullying, and guidance in extracurricular activities create an increasingly challenging environment for children. What measures are schools taking in response?

My child, who attends kindergarten and daycare, has started to be disobedient and act selfishly after the birth of their younger siblings. However, deep down, they are hiding feelings of loneliness and sadness...

Babies are born with the innate ability to grow and thrive, regardless of the country or culture they come from. We will explore how children develop up to the age of three, along with some tips on what language to use in their upbringing.

For the sake of our children, parents, husbands, wives, siblings, and family... it often feels like we're endlessly running through the daily grind. Have you ever taken a moment to really look at the everyday scenery that passes by? "Milk is essential for my 2-year-old son's meals. And recently, ' [...]

The concept of family and parenting is undergoing significant changes, with the rise of stay-at-home dads, international marriages, single parents, and stepfamilies. We aim to create a diverse relationship among families that acknowledges differences in environment and culture, free from traditional views on family and education. Both parents and children are seeking opportunities for such connections. In particular, foreign families facing language and cultural barriers often experience information gaps, feelings of alienation, confusion, and anxiety within the Japanese parenting environment.

Me? Am I acting strange? Do I seem a bit down? When a child says they don't want to go... many parents may feel confused and anxious about their child's reluctance. It's something that can happen to anyone.

Children can change with just a single word of encouragement from adults. In the busy days of parenting, children inevitably get caught up in the adults’ schedules and priorities. Before you know it, small concerns start to add up. "Why do they lie?" "Why do they have trouble making friends?"

"The children are able to keep up just fine!" After the event, we received this surprised feedback from a participating parent. "That's right. When we first started, we struggled a lot with whether we should provide Japanese explanations after the Chinese, thinking it might be better. Actually, [...]