How are children raised in Israel?

For reasons unknown to us, a stereotypical image of a typical Jewish family has developed in society. So, many people are still sure that from the babies born in this country, dust particles are blown off from the first days of life and absolutely everything is allowed to them. However, this is not the case. As soon as the offspring is half a year old, the parents send him to kindergarten. It should be noted that in this country such institutions are noticeably different from others: they are all equipped with computer classes and large libraries, children are regularly taken out on excursions, sports are held, and all kindergarten workers are first-class psychologists. Schools in Israel and the learning process itself also has a number of features. So, elementary school students are allowed to go to the game rooms during lessons, and high school students who behave inappropriately are not punished, but their homework is reduced. This is due to the fact that various children's and youthful pranks in this country are considered the result of overload in studies. Another feature of raising children in Israel is the lack of grades in school. Jewish psychologists say that both positive and negative evaluation can cause failures in the development of a small person.

In the relationship of a child with parents, one of the basic rules is the absence of prohibitions on the manifestation of their feelings. For example, a baby can tell his mom and dad that they are pissing him off and get no punishment for it, because such words are just a manifestation of irritation. At the same time, if you think that there are no taboos in Jewish families, you are deeply mistaken. From an early age, the crumbs are forbidden to perform actions that can harm him, for example, cross the road in the wrong place, touch electrical appliances with wet hands, etc.

Another important rule for raising children in Israel is the prohibition of any manifestation of violence. Jewish mothers and fathers will never raise a hand against their child, since any violence breeds violence and a physically punished baby can simply vent their anger with the help of fists on someone from their peers.