I get it! 10 fairy tales for the development of independence

Growing up, children become more independent: they receive more and more rights and duties. True, sometimes it happens that the baby gets used to the prevailing order and does not want to show the initiative and develop a new skill: the child refuses to monitor cleanliness in his room, does not want to observe hygiene rules or learn to take care of himself.
However, the ability to be independent is formed gradually. How can parents help the baby master this skill cheerfully and without stress? Of course, with the help of fairy tales!
Psychologist Maria Groshkova came up with stories about the squirrel of Mie, who learns to remove her toys, brush her teeth and wash, fold things, prepare simple dishes and much more. It is important to remember that initially all children are full of enthusiasm and curiosity, they willingly study the world around and master new models of behavior. The main thing is that the parents support, note achievements and with understanding related to mistakes and misses.
Read the fairy tales with your baby and discuss them. At the end of the book there are recommendations for parents