Mayor Por Un Día / Adult for One Day

Desc brelo en el primer cuento infantil ilustrado del psic logo y educador Javier de Haro. Un cuento sobre la disciplina positiva, el entendimiento entre padres e hijos y los v nculos familiares.

Javier tiene muy claro lo que le gusta y lo que no. No le gusta nada que sus padres no paren de mandarle y pedirle cosas: que se lave las manos, que no salte en la cama, que se cepille los dientes... NO ES JUSTO YA ES MAYOR Est a punto de cumplir SEIS a os y ya sabe qu deseo pedir para su cumple: ser mayor por un d a para poder hacer lo que quiera. Y funciona Pero y pap ... d nde est ? Lo adivin is?

El primer cuento ilustrado del psic logo y educador Javier de Haro, que cuenta con casi 200.000 seguidores en su cuenta de Instagram @psicologo_teayudoaeducar.

Aunque venga disfrazado de cuento infantil, Mayor por un d a podr a perfectamente titularse Ni o por un d a y dirigirse a nosotros, los adultos.

A trav s de sus p ginas descubrir amos a un padre que, al serlo, se olvid de algo important simo: ver tambi n el mundo con la mirada de un ni o. De su ni o.
Cuando nos olvidamos de eso, empezamos a estar mucho m s pendientes de las obligaciones, de decir que NO, de lo que falta, de lo que no nos gusta y de lo que no est perfecto. Sin ser conscientes, nos vamos olvidando de comprenderlos, de disfrutar con ellos, de compartir momentos... La infancia pasa r pido y de nosotros depende decidir si vamos a vivirla siempre con el «no en la boca o compartiendo momentos y disfrutando con ellos... C mo quieres vivirla t ?

Por qu es importante este cuento?

*Nos ense a a empatizar con los m s peque os de la casa.
*Nos ayuda a fortalecer el v nculo con todos los miembros de la familia.
*Nos muestra que todos tenemos responsabilidades y que la clave para aprender a ser responsables no est en la obediencia, sino en la confianza, el respeto y la empat a, y en ense arles a pensar por ellos mismos.
*Nos ayuda a entender que tan importante es saber decirles que no cuando es necesario como decirles que s cuando se puede.

*Incluye QR con ideas para fomentar la autonom a infantil y la responsabilidad en familia.

ENGLISH DESCRIPTION

Would you like to be a grown-up for a day and do whatever you want?
Find out in this first illustrated children's story by psychologist and educator Javier de Haro--a tale about positive discipline, the understanding between parents and children, and the power of family bonds.

Javier knows exactly what he likes and what he doesn't. And he really doesn't like it when his parents keep telling him what to do: wash your hands, don't jump on the bed, brush your teeth... IT'S NOT FAIR HE'S ALREADY GROWN UP He's about to turn SIX and knows exactly what to wish for on his birthday: to be a grown-up for a whole day so he can do whatever he wants. And guess what? It works But Dad... where is he? Can you guess?

This is the first illustrated book by psychologist and educator Javier de Haro, who has nearly 200,000 followers on Instagram at @psicologo_teayudoaeducar.

Even though it's wrapped up as a children's story, Adult for a Day could just as easily be called Child for a Day--and be aimed at us, the adults.

Through these pages, we meet a father who, upon becoming a parent, forgot something essential: to see the world through the eyes of his child.

When we lose sight of that, we start focusing too much on obligations, on saying "NO," on what's wrong, and what isn't perfect. Without realizing it, we drift away from understanding our kids, from enjoying them, from truly sharing special moments. Childhood goes by quickly, and it's up to us to decide whether we'll live it saying "no" all the time--or creating memories and joy with them. How do you want to live it?

Why is this book important?

*It teaches us to empathize with the little ones in our lives.
*It helps strengthen the bond with every family member.
*It shows us that we all have responsibilities--and that the key to learning responsibility isn't obedience, but trust, respect, empathy, and learning to think for ourselves.
*It reminds us that saying "no" when needed is just as important as saying "yes" when we can.

It includes a QR code with ideas to promote autonomy and responsibility at home.