Francia: educar con normas y límites claros
With an average of 1.6 children per woman, France is one of the European countries with the highest birth rates. There, families receive considerable state support, whether in the form of monthly benefits, birth allowances, income-based supplements, or subsidized childcare. But what do French families want to pass on to their children? For Veronica Vieira, mother of César and Emilia, good manners and politeness are essential values. #dwmagacines #dweuromaxx #families #education #parenting

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