Copilul tău se plimbă prin casă în pantofii tăi? Ce înseamnă, de fapt, acest obicei, potrivit unui psiholog

Children aged two to five often wear their parents' shoes, which is a way to explore and build their identity, according to psychologist Javier de Haro. This behavior reflects a deeper process of imitation and understanding of adult roles, helping children navigate their own identities. The act of trying on a parent's clothing allows children to feel connected to the adult world, fostering empathy and social understanding. De Haro advises parents not to stop this behavior, as it is essential for their child's development.