La belleza de ser bueno

A transformative approach to the cerebral, mental and educational factors of kindness from a neuroscientific perspective, by one of the world's leading experts in the neuroscience of kindness. What does it mean to "be good"? Neuroscience has shown, in recent decades, that kindness has very beneficial effects for people who practice it: they feel less stressed and more satisfied, they are more optimistic and their resilience improves. Children are good by nature; Despite this, kindness has to be cultivated and taught to our children from a very early age, since education is responsible for activating the innate internal forces, which will allow it to endure. Koncha Pinós invites us to encourage kindness in our children, undertaking a historical journey from the perspective of ethics, and showing us the neuropedagogical and practical tools for kind parenting, in addition to raising educational questions such as parental skills and abilities in the cognitive development of the child.