INJUSA BLOG
What do I do with all these little drawings?
If you have a young child at home, you probably live surrounded by art. Drawings on paper, napkins, envelopes, walls (yes, even walls). Scribbles that seem like meaningless lines to you, but for your little one, they...
Children's Day: Less Screen Time, More Real Play
On April 26, we celebrate International Children's Day. A day to remember something that sometimes gets forgotten amid routine, rush, and phone notifications: children need to play. But not play with buttons or by swiping a screen....
The day we stopped saying "be careful" every five minutes
If you have a young child at home, you're probably familiar with this scene: your little one climbs on a chair, runs down the hallway, tries to open a drawer, climbs the sofa, or carries a box...
Easter Eggs at Home
If you have little ones at home, you already know that the Easter holidays are that time of year when you try to rest... while someone shouts "mommyyyy, the egg is broken," another runs down the hallway...
SIMPLE GUIDE TO ACCOMPANY AND UNDERSTAND TANTRUMS
All children have tantrums. It is a completely normal and expected part of childhood. It's not that your child is "intense" or that you are doing something wrong. Tantrums are part of emotional development, especially between 18...