Ignacio Pereyra

Napoli 🇮🇹

Recovered!! 🙏🏼

Irene was off on a trip, and many new questions came into play: how was baby León going to sleep when he had never known bottle nor dummy? How was he going to sleep without the breast at 21 months? What was going to happen to Lorenzo, aged five, to have to wait for me to put his little brother to sleep first? #parenting #fatherhood

A diary of fatherhood

Fragments of 2024. Questions, doubts, challenges. Imaginary friends, linguistic habits, privileges. Reflections and anecdotes. Setbacks in raising ...

“The problem with the research isn’t the way it presents caregiving as a burden, but how it presents it only as a burden, with little curiosity on what makes it a burden, and even less on what makes it an opportunity.” Elissa Strauss in When You Care: The Unexpected Magic of Caring for Others

Making room for joy

And the healthy overlap between stress and meaning making

Parenthood’s small battles. The horrible and the positive aspects of the "terrible twos." From adorable baby to mischievous little goblin. Recipes, frustration, and strategies. A small victory on a chaotic morning. If you know strategies that work well for you or have ideas triggered by this text — tricks? resources? — please hit reply and share!

Parenthood’s small battles

The horrible and the positive aspects of the "terrible twos." From adorable baby to mischievous little goblin. Recipes, frustration, and strategies...

Parenting in the smartphone age brings unexpected challenges. From toddlers fixated on digital screens during potty training to the impact of "constant connectivity" on family life. Are smartphones solving problems or creating new ones in early childhood?

Slate Magazine

Everyone Judges the New Parent Who’s Always on His Phone. I Totally Get Him.

On two very different kinds of paying attention.