The secret of happiness according to Scandinavian philosophy seems to be contained in the concept of fællesskab, that is, a community that does things together. The family is intended as a team and to give the best it must work in synergy: everyone is involved in domestic activities, from an early age.

From this point of view, the continuous dialogue with children is crucial for healthy development, to nurture values ​​such as respect, empathy and a sense of responsibility. But what can we do, concretely, in everyday life?

Jessica Alexander and Camilla Semlov have collected dozens of activities to play, interact and engage in activities both at home and outside with our children.

These are tips that facilitate listening to children, relating to them and helping to form independent individuals with solid self-esteem. Not only rules to learn, therefore, but above all suggestions on how to turn a game into an educational experience or make housework an opportunity to have fun and spend time together. In a world where the boundary between physical and virtual space is increasingly fluid, it is the parents' task to be prepared to accompany their children in their growth, because thanks to the Danish method, happiness is within reach.

Author: Alexander Jessica Joel