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¿Qué mensajes le estás mandando a tu hijo?

amparo estrada / raquel bendala (Psicóloga)· ·5 min read · 0 reactions · 0 comments · 12 views
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Parents constantly convey messages to their children, often through simple prohibitions like "no," which can carry multiple implicit meanings. Repeated exposure to these messages shapes the child's identity and creates a personal "life script" of expectations and behaviors. The article outlines various types of negative messages and their potential impact on child development.

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Canonical URLhttps://www.leonoticias.com/padres-hijos/psicologia/201705/13/mensajes-estas-mandando-hijo-20170512130424-rc.html
Publication timeFri, 24 Jul 2026 04:29:27 +0200
Retrieval time2026-07-24T02:29:49.591Z
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¿Qué mensajes le estás mandando a tu hijo? Comentarios reiterados pueden encerrar un significado oculto que el niño interpreta y le conformarán su 'guion de vida' Añádenos en Google amparo estrada / raquel bendala (Psicóloga) 13/05/2017 a las 01:23h. Cualquier aspecto en la comunicación entre un padre o madre y un hijo está dotado de significado. Los padres mandan mensajes a sus hijos constantemente, que son captados por los menores como prohibiciones, permisos u obligaciones. Se trata de algo casi inconsciente pero que va, poco a poco, conformando la identidad del niño. Por ejemplo, imaginemos un niño que está en el parque con su madre y se acerca un perro. Cuando el niño va a tocar al perro, la madre dice "¡no!".

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