Parents often put care into what they bring home for their children. No matter how simple it seems, each item affects how a child grows and learns. Thinking carefully about these choices can help shape positive habits and learning paths.

This compelling letter challenges the idea that being non-violent equals being child-centred. Reflecting on parenting in England and Spain, the writer makes a case for a family-centred approach that fosters emotional security and collective responsibility, without over-indulging the child or ignoring broader family dynamics.