…she could have been the same with each, each child would have had his or her own mother seen through individual eyes. D. W. Winnicott Home is where we start from. Supper Time The eight-year-old daughter is taking her time leaving her toy or book or…

…one child is born than when another child is born. Number four, each child is born with their own temperament. So D. W. Winnicott, great British psychiatrist said, child psychiatrist, he said that even if a mother could be the same mother to all eight…

…nobody remembers their parents' emotional absence, because you can't remember what didn't happen. Two things, as the British psychiatrist D. W. Winnicott said, there's two things that can go wrong in childhood. Two things that can go amiss. One, if things…