We talk about child-to-child violence when one or more children intentionally and repeatedly disturb, injure, attack, or exclude another child who cannot defend themselves. This violence can be physical as physical injuries caused by pinching, hitting, biting, etc., and psychological, which refers to mocking, teasing, insulting, etc. Children may be threatened by violent peers, rejection, gossip, and taking or destroying personal belongings.

Helicopter parenting is a modern parenting style that emerged as a concept in the last decade. The name "helicopter" comes from the fact that such parents "hover" over their child, monitor him, and can't wait to "land" and solve all his problems. Because of the fear of what might happen to the child, helicopter parents watch every step of their child so that no mistake is made.

Empathy is defined as the ability to recognize and understand the emotions of others. When a child experiences empathy it means that they understand how the other person feels in a particular situation and that they can imagine how they would feel if they were in the same situation. It is important to note that empathy is closely related to the awareness of one's own emotional states. In other words, the more aware a child is of their own emotional states, the more accurately they will recognize others' emotions.

Children feel excited when they experience their abilities and knowledge in different situations, and by encouraging their independence we give them the opportunity to feel more confident. Many parents want their children to be independent, creative, able to think and cope with different challenges.