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Marcos Mion is a Brazilian television host and father of three children, one of them with autism. In his Facebook account he often publishes videos and family photographs with which he intends to disseminate and raise awareness about this disorder. But one of his latest videos has been viralized in a matter of days, and there are already more than six million people who have seen and moved with him.

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A correct and balanced diet is essential for the healthy development and growth of children. Remember that eating habits that are established in childhood will have a great impact on your adult life. As parents, our responsibility is to provide you with the necessary food during your first years, so that you can get all the nutrients you need.

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Mutism is a voluntary or imposed silence, and when we talk about children, we talk about child mutism or selective mutism. According to information from the Spanish Association of Pediatrics, this disorder is more frequent than we think and is estimated to occur in one in 500 children.

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He just fell asleep. He is so calm, he looks so serene ... And then he starts to smile, even let out a laugh. Impossible not to look at him (and love him), impossible not to wonder ... what will my baby be dreaming about? Watching your baby sleep is one of the greatest pleasures in life (both because of the placidity they transmit and the breath they give us, we will not deny it, right?

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Promoting certain activities from childhood helps our children have good habits in their adult lives and can avoid the presence of health problems in the future. One of them is physical activity, and although it has increased in recent years, there is still much to do. A recent report found that 80% of Spanish girls do not practice the amount of physical activity recommended by the World Health Organization (WHO).

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There is a very funny thread on Twitter of a father who recounts when his six-year-old daughter confesses that he likes a child, that he loves him and that although they "have not yet" kissed on the mouth, other schoolmates of his Age they have. It is normal that as parents we hyperventilate and we are attracted to food when we realize that, suddenly, our little angel who is just learning to read, thinks about kissing in the mouth with another child.

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We all know the multiple benefits that sport has for children: it contributes to the maintenance of a good state of health, prevents obesity, promotes relaxation and sleep, helps in their school performance, promotes socialization and helps improve self-esteem. But, as if all this were not enough, according to a study prepared by the School of Kinesiology and Health Studies of the University of Queen (Canada) doing sports would help prevent bullying, and it has been shown that cases of bullying in the sports environment they are less frequent than in school.

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Newborn babies have various primary reflexes or involuntary movements that, as their nervous system grows and matures, they lose. One of them is for example the Moro or startle reflex, in which the baby extends his arms and opens his hands with his palms when he feels lack of support, and another that we are going to talk about today, the gait reflex, reflex of passage or automatic gear.

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It is a frequent complaint of the parents of teenage children: "My son is hooked on the mobile." They spend the hours glued to the screen, they ignore us when we talk to them and it seems that they end the world if they have to separate from the precious phone even if it is twenty minutes for dinner. However, although these behaviors irritate us (and worry us), we must distinguish between an abusive use of new technologies and a true addiction, which experts call "non-substance related addictions" and have consequences as serious as alcohol or the drugs.

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