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Caroline Goldman - The podcastThe famous French parenting podcast by Dr. Caroline Goldman Author: Caroline Goldman
Caroline Goldman is a french child and teenager psychotherapist. She has been awarded a PHD in developmental psychology, has taught for more than 15 years at University and is the author of many books about the subject.She has been practicing with passion for more than 20 years.This podcast aims at informing any stakeholder involved in the education of children. It has two main aspects :It discusses the foundations of education : how to teach children to deal with frustration after the age of 1, how to give your child confidence, how to give them bad news, how to teach them how to use the internetIt debunks wide-spread misinformation in the media that is actively childrens health : gifted children, hypersensitivity, positive educationA podcast created and written by Caroline Goldman, produced by Lacme Production. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Language: en Genres: Education for Kids, Kids & Family, Parenting Contact email: Get it Feed URL: Get it iTunes ID: Get it |
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Episode 4 - Fatherhood
Episode 4
Monday, 11 December, 2023
In this episode, Caroline Goldman explores the importance of the father in the psychological development of children and outlines its various essential functions.At the very beginning of life, the father is the mother's privileged support (allowing her to, in turn, to support their baby). He then becomes the first 'separating third' in the mother/baby duo, protecting them from the risk of 'fusion.' He introduces the child to the social outside and registers them with his last name, motor stimulations, and signals of confidence regarding the fact that the world awaits them! He is the privileged actor in establishing the educational boundaries for the growing child, but also the main driver of their empowerment, their access to 'symbolization' (through words), and their masculine identifications.This podcast also questions the current role of fathers, highlights the determining role of mothers in weaving the father/child bond, and offers some ideas to replace these structuring functions in their absence, discussing various contemporary family configurations. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
