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You certainly know the feeling of shame well. We all feel it sometimes. Even at the very thought of shame we can feel this characteristic warmth and burning on our cheeks. We learn to feel shame from a very young age. And although we often realize that this feeling can be destructive and demotivating when it is too frequent and intense, we pass the shame on to our children.

You certainly know well the feeling of shame. We all feel it at times. At the very thought of shame, we can feel that characteristic warmth and burning on our cheeks. We learn to feel shame from an early age. And while we often realize that this feeling - when it occurs too often and in high intensity - can have a destructive and demotivating effect, we transfer shame to our own children.

Traditional lower limb bone lengthening surgery involves a major intrusion into the patient's body and a great deal of discomfort accompanying the entire therapy process. Magnetic field leg lengthening is an extremely effective, yet relatively patient-friendly way to perform lower limb lengthening (tibial lengthening and femoral lengthening, respectively). Magnetic field limb lengthening is a modern treatment method characterized by a very high therapeutic potential, which is why it is an increasingly popular alternative to traditional leg lengthening methods.

Mary Ainsworth's work and contribution to the advancement of psychology changed the way we view infants and older children. Her research, focusing on what happens during the separation of babies and parents, developed John Bowlby's theory of ties, as well as initiated a slow process of returning to not separating children and parents, e.g. after delivery or during hospitalization.

Mary Ainsworth's work and contributions to psychology have changed the way we look at infants and slightly older children. Her research focusing on what happens during the separation of infants and parents advanced the bond theory created by John Bowlby, as well as began the slow process of returning to not separating children and parents after birth or during hospitalization, for example.

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