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Today, there are sections of people who think that children will become individuals with high self-confidence when they are released. Contrary to popular belief, parents who set rules do not show less interest and love to their children, on the contrary, they make them feel safe by putting their lives in order, and they prefer to show their love in other ways. The rules set for children should be simple and understandable, but more importantly, these rules should be communicated and applied to children in a clear, concise and consistent manner. When parents behave inconsistently and unstablely, the children’s conclusion is “if the rules can be broken this time, they can be broken another time”. Boundaries also define relationships. « Who is in charge here? How far can I go? What happens if I go too far? » Children find the answers to questions such as the boundaries drawn and the rules set.

• Starting kindergarten is a very important step for both the family and the child. In the first three years, the child takes what he can get from his parents, whom he sees as a model, and reaches a psycho-social maturity within the opportunities given to him; however, this development is limited. • When the child starts kindergarten, he enters from the family environment where he knows all the rules, to an environment where there are people he does not know yet. This new situation, of course, can create adaptation problems in children.

Jealousy arises from a child’s desire to be the family’s only beloved possession. And the boy has no tolerance for any opponent. Sharing a mother’s love is painful. Sharing according to the understanding and experience of the child; means to settle for less. In a way, it’s like being satisfied with half an apple. It is worrying for the child to share the mother’s love and the father’s care. It doesn’t make sense for the child to expect him to be happy with this as well. Because in childhood, love is perceived as a more concrete situation. Love is in the form of “having”. When a brother comes, he thinks that the love that he deserves has been given to someone else, he gets angry and nervous. He worries about losing this love and not being able to regain it. He sees his brother as an obstacle between him and his parents and gets angry. His trust in his family and those who love him is shaken. In short; first of all, jealousy is a normal and inevitable emotion; Sibling jealousy is also a problem that can be seen in every family with more than one child.

Regulating nutritional habits during pregnancy is more important than ever. The physical and mental growth and development of the child begins with the mother’s good nutrition in the prenatal period.

Appetite is an important part of prenatal development and its control is essential for the health of both the mother and the developing fetus. In prenatal science, appetite should be closely monitored during pregnancy to ensure that the mother eats a balanced and healthy diet and maintains a healthy weight. Dietitians play a vital role in meeting the nutritional needs of pregnant women and promoting optimal maternal and fetal health.

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