Christmas, think about the children's time .
is too obvious to think of Christmas as a time for children and for them.
In fact, the time of the Christmas holiday means, and schools closed and children and young people full-time around the house.
Pupils await with longing the time looming, however, as a warning to parents.
True, there is a job but there are not always the holidays: this is an objective fact. However the explanation is not all there.
Many adults are unable to handle the times you want to share with their children and are at ease in adapting to their times, perhaps because they do not understand the peculiarities.
Adults live in compulsive fact in keeping with their commitments and interests and the children are a burden or a responsibility, often heavy, deploy, fix and place in various ways in their lives and day to day.
not often we see parents be able to play calmly and naturally the actions of everyday life with their children.
Considering that, by necessity, devoted much time to work one would expect that all wait for the holiday season to stay together does not happen that often.
I do not think the speech doth sink interesting examples that are visible to everyone.
But it is clear that almost nothing is shared with the children, and especially that their time is not met. We should all remember the way we were small , but it seems that our greatest desire is to forget about running to run ... but to what?
A sort of embarrassing woodiness schematic brain made of lists, calendars, to obsessive organization.
A chain of s-social assembly where the words most often repeated are:
"It's late! It's late! Run! Hurry! How do you take! I warned you! Come! You promised me! It's late. It's late. It's late! "
Flocks of mothers and fathers in detachments of anxiety. Even at Christmas, New Year and Epiphany.
But why?
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