From the authors Daniel J. Siegel and Tina Payne, renowned parenting specialists, this book provides us with many tools to improve our parenting. Understanding how a child's brain works is fundamental, as one of our main mistakes is expecting our children to behave or reason like adults. Without a doubt, a great recommendation for all Super Parenting Community!

This book by Meg Meeker is my favorite on parenting, and I highly recommend it to everyone, especially fathers of daughters. It covers many fundamental values and lessons to instill in our daughters, and although its focus is on girls, nearly everything is applicable to boys as well. In a world where values are increasingly absent from education, books like this help us continue fighting for family values.

One of the best parenting books I read last year was The Whole-Brain Child by Daniel J. Siegel and Tina Payne Bryson. It offers valuable lessons and reflections based on brain science applied to children’s development, behavior, and cognitive growth. One of my favorite excerpts was this: “All the attributes we’ve discussed of a well-integrated upstairs brain culminate in one of the most important goals for our kids: a deep sense of morality. When children can make sound decisions and simultaneously control themselves while acting with empathy and self-understanding, they develop a solid, active sense of morality—a sense not just of right and wrong, but of a greater good beyond their individual needs.”

This weekend, we had the opportunity to watch the movie “The Wild Robot”, based on the books by author Peter Brown. The film provides valuable lessons about love for our children, friendship, brotherhood, and even how technology could come to feel or experience these very human aspects. It is undoubtedly one of the best movies I have seen for children, both in terms of story and production.

This wonderful book helps to establish and nurture a fundamental love in our lives and in the lives of our children: the love of siblings. Those who are fortunate enough to have siblings should cultivate this beautiful relationship that will accompany them throughout their lives. In these times when the family is under attack like never before, it is necessary to fight for it on all fronts, and instilling that great love in our children will help them eventually become individuals who value family. I also want to share a video I made on the topic in my podcast.