Publisher's Synopsis
It is very true that boys and girls are effective scouts. As soon as they begin to move freely, they intend to touch everything, try everything and move everything from where they are. The difficulty is that as parents, we pretend to have our objects unharmed or to make our children understand that definitive environments are dangerous but they and our objects, but they can invariably insist on refusing our explanations.Very often, no matter how much we point out or tell our children not to touch, that they do not catch this or that object or that something should not be done, due to their curiosity developed by the prohibition, they insist on wanting to do so.We know how complex it is to prepare a child and the perplexities that we face when establishing norms and discipline and applying them. We are consistent that it is necessary to install a series of limits and rules of action, but countless times we fail in how to do it.
