After posting a TikTok on her page followed by nearly 2.6 million subscribers, a mother divides over the education she gives to her daughter. She revealed that she allows her daughter to skip school once a month for a very specific reason that many don’t understand.
Educational methods or positive pedagogy are increasingly popular around the world. Many methods are emerging more and more on social networks or on mom’s blogs, Time-in method, Time-out, without limits or even the famous Montessori pedagogy, it is difficult to find our way. A young American mother, Noella Palmento, followed by more than 2.6 million subscribers on TikTok, has chosen not to follow the trend and to deviate from these predefined boxes.
A lifestyle choice and educational methods that are unequivocally talked about on the networks. Indeed, this young mother made the decision to allow her six-year-old daughter, Giada, to play hooky from school once a month. A decision that she motivates by the fact of wanting to offer her daughter a moment of respite far from the daily life of the classrooms that children know today. A short break “mental» in his already well-organized daily life. In the video we see the happier little girl in a Minnie sweater spending her day enjoying with a smile on her face accompanied by the caption: “I told my daughter she could choose one day a month to stay home without being sick“.
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A method that divides among Internet users
If for a large part of the Internet users who follow this daring young mother on her networks, this educational method is very interesting as this teacher indicates in the comments: “I’m a teacher and it doesn’t even bother me (…) Mental health days are very important and allow children to be children“. Others are unsurprisingly more skeptical of the approach, “Why not do this on the weekend? », “One day a month is a lot», We can read in the comments.
An approach which has sparked a wave of reaction and which has the merit of highlighting the mental health of children as well as the balance between the structural education that we provide them as well as their well-being and the individual needs of the child. child.
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