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Overprotection of your child

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Overprotection can be a very dangerous behaviour for your child. The first two years of the development of a child are the most important in their lives. During this time they learn to trust in you and in others. We have to help them to learn and grow – For that we need to give them space to explore their environment. Giving them to other people to hold even if they cry for a little is not a bad thing. Let them play with other kids. Social behaviour is something that we have to learn through experiences .Think about the following question. What can happen, if I do not interrupt this situation? Are the consequences acceptable compare what the child can learn? – Of

Think about the following question: What can happen, if I do not interrupt this situation? Are the consequences acceptable compared to what the child can learn? – Of course, this means not putting your child in a dangerous situation.

Children, Family Life

How can I raise my child to do things of their own will and without pressure?

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Be a role model for your child. 

Firstly, you have to be a good example and after that, explain why she or he has to do this. In most cases that is enough, because your child can see that you are doing the same and will follow your lead.

In some cases, where your child has to do something that they are reluctant to do, but it has to be done (chores etc), this is where you need to guide them clearly and gently enforce your authority. Respect comes through love and clarity.

Written by Christian Pälchen

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Current information on the Special Program MobiPro-EU

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Due to the financial crisis, (youth) unemployment within the EU has reached a historic peak. There were only a few countries, such as Germany, where youth unemployment remained stable or dropped.

Against this backdrop, the German government declared its willingness to contribute to cross-border vocational mobility and the reduction of youth unemployment in the EU by launching the time-limited pilot scheme MobiPro-EU, which is financed from federal funds.

It was at the beginning of 2013 that the first young people from other EU countries, entitled to freedom of movement, came to Germany in order to begin a supported, in-company vocational training programme or to take up employment as a skilled worker.

The special programme MobiPro-EU aims to develop and assess measures and instruments that may help to reduce language barriers, as well as tackling problems within the recruitment or hiring process.

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