Comic Calligrammes: Discover the Adventures of Max and Lili in Pictures
2 July 2026
In brief BD Calligrammes and Max and Lili in images, a reading that helps the child grow When a child becomes attached to a comic book, it’s not only because it “makes them laugh.” There is often a very simple mechanism behind this enthusiasm. The short format reassures, the reference points return, and the child
The fascinating story behind the colors of the French flag
2 July 2026
In Brief Blue, White, Red: How the French Flag Embeds Itself in the Social Body Some signs reassure because they are stable. In family life, these are often very concrete landmarks, like a 10-minute evening routine or a bath given at a regular time. In a country’s life, the French flag sometimes plays this silent
Less charming baby at birth: understanding and responding well
1 July 2026
In brief Less charming baby at birth: what the body tells (and why it changes) In the first hours, the skin may be mottled, red or purplish, the eyelids swollen, the nose flattened, the head a little elongated. This picture surprises parents who were expecting a “smooth” and composed face, like in heavily retouched newborn
A mother of a 21-day-old baby is already suggesting that she consider cosmetic nose surgery as an adult
1 July 2026
In brief When a mother already talks about cosmetic nose surgery at 21 days, what it reveals about postpartum In the very first weeks, many parents discover a particular state of time. Days stretch out to the rhythm of feedings, diaper changes, micro-naps. A baby of 21 days lives in the immediacy of physiological needs,
“My baby looks like a little potato”: a mother heavily criticized after a joke about her newborn
30 June 2026
In Brief A joke about the appearance of a newborn (“little potato”) triggered a wave of criticism on social networks, revealing the power of social pressure around baby beauty. Laughing at the gap between expectations and reality can be a way to get through the postpartum period, especially when the emotional meeting with the baby
Discovering the Fascinating Roots of Corn
30 June 2026
In brief Corn roots and Mexican origins: from teosinte to Zea mays In the first months of a baby’s life, parents learn to distinguish what truly nourishes and what only reassures. Plants tell a similar story, in their own way. Corn, for example, carries within its origins a gradual, patient transformation guided by repeated human
Coronavirus-related confinement: what consequences for our children?
29 June 2026
In brief Coronavirus-related lockdown: understanding the consequences according to age and development When a lockdown occurs, the change is not just logistical. For the child, it affects a system under construction, made of routines, sensory cues, and relationships. The immature brain relies on predictability to regulate emotion. When school, daycare, parks, and family visits disappear,
Discover the Sling carrying: comfort and practicality for your travels
29 June 2026
In brief Sling carrying and daily trips: why this solution changes mobility In the first weeks, going out with a baby rarely feels like a “simple” walk. The parent’s body is recovering, the baby discovers the world in waves, and each transition can trigger crying or a need for contact. The sling carrier responds precisely
Inhalation: a natural and effective method to soothe cold symptoms
28 June 2026
In brief Inhalation and cold: understanding what steam really changes in breathing In winter, ENT infections sometimes follow one another at a discouraging pace, and the common cold remains the classic case. In adults, as well as tired young parents, the discomfort often centers on two very concrete issues. Air passes poorly, and the head
Alert: this booster seat prohibited for use, find out why!
28 June 2026
In brief Alert on the Maxi-Cosi Jay Plus Elegance Graphite booster seat: understanding the usage prohibition Meals of a toddler are often the moment when parents relax a bit. The baby watches, touches, sometimes throws, then tries again. This curiosity is healthy, but it also puts objects to the test, especially those adding playful accessories
Discover the origin and meaning of the name Natali
27 June 2026
In brief Origin and etymology of the name Natali, between Latin and birth traditions In the first weeks after a birth, many parents find themselves pronouncing their baby’s first name softly, as if to tame it. The choice of a name then becomes concrete, charged with intimate resonance. Natali is one of those names that
Discovering the Name Natalie: Origins and Meanings
27 June 2026
In brief Origins of the name Natalie and etymology: from birth to the calendar In the first days with a baby, parents often seek coherence between what they feel and what they name. The name then becomes a concrete landmark, pronounced dozens of times a day, amid feedings, diaper changes, and brief naps. Natalie fits