Wild child, czyli naturalny rozwój dziecka 0-5 lat

Why are the relationships and bonds we co-create with our children such an important piece of the educational puzzle?

This book not only answers the above question but also lays the foundation for a revolution in other areas of our social lives. It reminds us of what matters most in life – connections, love, and closeness with others.

What does a small child need for good, full and natural development?
How do a child's developmental needs change from birth to five years of age?
How to build a secure bond with your child, which is the foundation of his or her development and life in general?
How to support a child in their pursuit of autonomy?
How to take care of the needs of all family members, including your own?

A relationship- and needs-focused upbringing is a guide for parents who want to equip their children with self-esteem and resilience, or mental toughness. A stable bond with a parent is an investment not only in a happy childhood but also in the mature lives of our children. And, looking ahead, also in future generations in the family.

"A child will primarily follow the example of a person they trust and feel connected to. This bond is formed from parental love, which the child can experience. This happens from birth, from meeting their innate needs: food, safety, protection, and closeness. Over time, the child also learns from example how good, loving relationships work: when not only their own needs are important, but also the needs of others. For the child to willingly participate in this learning process, a good bond is the foundation and a secure base."