Companiting

Companiting presents an important process in society, to the dealing of parents, caregivers and other persons with children, i.e. what children need such that they can fully develop their talents.

Companiting draws the attention to an important process in society, to the dealing of parents, caregivers and persons in institutions (p. i. i.) with children and youngsters, i. e. what children and youngsters need such that they can fully develop their talents. The contribution of parents, caregivers and p. i. i to the growing up of children and youngsters is considered in depth. Today the situation is all but child-inclined, life- and man-friendly. Companiting emphasizes two aspects: the inner deficits of parents, caregivers and p. i. i, the resulting inculcating dealing with children and youngsters and the consequences for the life of these adolescents. Companiting presents ways into a more child-inclined situation.