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Have you ever used screen time as a way to distract and/or redirect your toddler mid-tantrum? 📲 It sounds like a great idea, after all if they're about to have an emotional upset over not being allowed to get a bag of skittles, putting on their favorite show seems like the next best thing so they don't explode in aisle 5 of the grocery store! 🤷🏼‍♀️ Using distractions is okay if used sparingly, but when we constantly distract a child AWAY from their emotions, they don't have the chance to express themselves and work through them. Then the emotions just build up and come out in other challenging behaviors when you get back into the car. Remember, it's ok for your child to experience and express the full spectrum of emotions. Your child needs to do this in order to learn how to regulate them instead of stuffing them down and ignoring them. Distractions are helpful AFTER a child releases the build up and needs something (be it a hug, a walk, a toy, or calming music) to help them find their calm. 🌟Looking for more support around toddler tantrums? The Transforming Tantrums Workshop is designed to make navigating tantrums easier and more manageable for you and your child so you can focus on more of the cuddles and snuggles. Comment TRANSFORM below to learn more!🌟 What are your feelings on screen time and tantrums? ↓ #transformingtoddlerhood #tantrums #toddlerparenting101 #toddlertips 25/09/2023

Have you ever used screen time as a way to distract and/or redirect your toddler mid-tantrum? 📲 It sounds like a great idea, after all if they're about to have an emotional upset over not being allowed to get a bag of skittles, putting on their favorite show seems like the next best thing so they don't explode in aisle 5 of the grocery store! 🤷🏼‍♀️ Using distractions is okay if used sparingly, but when we constantly distract a child AWAY from their emotions, they don't have the chance to express themselves and work through them. Then the emotions just build up and come out in other challenging behaviors when you get back into the car. Remember, it's ok for your child to experience and express the full spectrum of emotions. Your child needs to do this in order to learn how to regulate them instead of stuffing them down and ignoring them. Distractions are helpful AFTER a child releases the build up and needs something (be it a hug, a walk, a toy, or calming music) to help them find their calm. 🌟Looking for more support around toddler tantrums? The Transforming Tantrums Workshop is designed to make navigating tantrums easier and more manageable for you and your child so you can focus on more of the cuddles and snuggles. Comment TRANSFORM below to learn more!🌟 What are your feelings on screen time and tantrums? ↓ #transformingtoddlerhood #tantrums #toddlerparenting101 #toddlertips

Toddlers are working on becoming their own person and they practice separating from their parents by saying No! Giving a toddler a choice is a great way to give them a sense of control to be independent (which they love, naturally) BUT the key is to do this within your boundaries. Sometimes we add "ok?" to the end of statements or yes/no questions and unintentionally set ourselves up for a power struggle by giving them the option to say no when it actually WASN'T an option! And power struggles are what we always strive to avoid. This is true for simple things like taking a bath as well as more serious things like throwing toys or hitting. Toddlers are wired to push back so the more WE push the more THEY push. This is the cycle of a power struggle. Instead of powering forward in a lose/lose power struggle, offer your toddler options within your boundaries. Give yourself a moment to pause and consider what you’re comfortable allowing and what 2 choices you can offer. That way you are giving them the opportunity to exert their will and independence, and you are honoring your limits. Because when we as adults don’t feel respected, we begin to react defensively and become easily triggered. Is this something you struggle with? Tag a friend who has a strong-willed toddler too! ➡️ Toddlers are designed to push the limits and it's our job to clearly set them and follow through with kindness. So don't wait another day to learn how to set limits effectively and end the cycle of frustration, guilt, and second-guessing yourself! Comment “LIMITS” to learn more about HOW to do it. #parentingtips #momtips #parentingtips #toddlertips #transformingtoddlerhood 23/09/2023

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Does this look familiar? 👀 🧐You can’t remember the last time you and your partner had a conversation without a tiny hand 🖐️ reaching up and tugging, not so gently, on the corner of your shirt. You aren’t quite sure if they are trying to climb you, or pull you down to your level, but what you do know is... it’s annoying❗️ It makes sense that you say any number of things (that were likely said to you by adults too!) “Just a sec!” “Not right now.” “Just wait!” 🙄🙄 And it also makes sense if your tone is not exactly loving and patient! 🫠 My offering is to try this: ☺️ 👉Outside of the moment, teach them when they want to add to the conversation, or ask you something to put their hand on your leg 🦵 . Then you press your hand on top of theirs. This works because it’s likely soothing, they feel seen (often what the issue was in the first place), and you’ll remember to include 🤲 them when there is a break in the conversation. 👈 👉Pick them up so they are closer to your face 😊 (or bend down to be closer). This way they will again feel seen and not excluded, and will likely curb the interruption (the need is met). 👉Speak right to the need behind the behavior. If they are needing to feel loved 🥰,they might go draw a picture for you or grandma, if they are needing power, they may go pick out a snack from the snack drawer. PS I created the reel before I’d even heard of Bluey, but yes, Bluey does teach the hand over hand tip too! Comment: Big Feelings to grab my free Big Feelings Script to know how to step by step support your child. . . . #parentingexpert #parentsofinstagram #parenteducation #realparenting #parentinghelp #parentsupportingparents #parentssupportingparents #parentingtipsandtricks #howtotalktokids #momoflittles #yougotthismama #empoweringmoms #momcoach 18/09/2023

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“New baby is ruining my life!” This is EXACTLY what we DON’T want our toddler to feel about this new adorable creature that suddenly showed up, turning her whole life upside down. Aka, her baby sister/brother.👶⁠ ⁠ BUT, when we make “baby” the reason that she can’t have fun and can’t “do things I used to do with mommy and daddy” your toddler will naturally start to resent baby. (I mean, wouldn’t we all in that case?).⁠ ⁠ So how do you make your toddler feel loved and cared for while you’re bouncing baby with b***s out/bottle up - when there’s only ONE of you??🤱🍼⁠ ⁠ We’re breaking it down, to make it easy for you. Say this:⁠ ⁠ ✨Connect FIRST:⁠ “I want to play with you too!⁠”⁠ ⁠ ✨Help her understand what she can expect:⁠ “I need 5 minutes, and then we can play together!⁠”⁠ ⁠ ✨Put her in charge of something to empower her:⁠ “What should we play together?⁠”⁠ ⁠ See how we completely avoided the “the baby needs me right now,” “the baby is hungry, can’t you hear her crying?” “be quiet, the baby is sleeping?” 🥳⁠ ⁠ We want her to feel loved, seen and secure. But more importantly, we don’t want her to feel the baby is more important than she is.❤️⁠ ⁠ Lastly, carve out just 10-minutes a day to play with your toddler, totally focused one-on-one, just like you promised. It may not seem like much, but just 10-minutes of focused attention will fill your toddler’s attention tank up, allowing her to feel less jealous, more loved and have less meltdowns. 🌪 Less tantrums? That’s a win for everyone.⁠🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆⁠ ✨Struggling with sibling jealousy, conflict, and allllll things toddler? Our course, Winning the Toddler Stage, gives you specific strategies that work for all transitions/toddler troubles: new baby, doctor, sleep troubles, picky eating, +more! For parents/caregivers of kids ages 1-6. Link in bio!✨ 10/09/2023

“New baby is ruining my life!” This is EXACTLY what we DON’T want our toddler to feel about this new adorable creature that suddenly showed up, turning her whole life upside down. Aka, her baby sister/brother.👶⁠ ⁠ BUT, when we make “baby” the reason that she can’t have fun and can’t “do things I used to do with mommy and daddy” your toddler will naturally start to resent baby. (I mean, wouldn’t we all in that case?).⁠ ⁠ So how do you make your toddler feel loved and cared for while you’re bouncing baby with b***s out/bottle up - when there’s only ONE of you??🤱🍼⁠ ⁠ We’re breaking it down, to make it easy for you. Say this:⁠ ⁠ ✨Connect FIRST:⁠ “I want to play with you too!⁠”⁠ ⁠ ✨Help her understand what she can expect:⁠ “I need 5 minutes, and then we can play together!⁠”⁠ ⁠ ✨Put her in charge of something to empower her:⁠ “What should we play together?⁠”⁠ ⁠ See how we completely avoided the “the baby needs me right now,” “the baby is hungry, can’t you hear her crying?” “be quiet, the baby is sleeping?” 🥳⁠ ⁠ We want her to feel loved, seen and secure. But more importantly, we don’t want her to feel the baby is more important than she is.❤️⁠ ⁠ Lastly, carve out just 10-minutes a day to play with your toddler, totally focused one-on-one, just like you promised. It may not seem like much, but just 10-minutes of focused attention will fill your toddler’s attention tank up, allowing her to feel less jealous, more loved and have less meltdowns. 🌪 Less tantrums? That’s a win for everyone.⁠🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆⁠ ✨Struggling with sibling jealousy, conflict, and allllll things toddler? Our course, Winning the Toddler Stage, gives you specific strategies that work for all transitions/toddler troubles: new baby, doctor, sleep troubles, picky eating, +more! For parents/caregivers of kids ages 1-6. Link in bio!✨

On a scale of 1 to 10, how done are you with limits and toddlers testing them? 😂 😆 Setting and following through on limits are two key factors in positive parenting. It's a difficult topic to absorb at first and can feel tiresome to put these practices into action, I know. But it will make a world of difference for you to be able to build a connection with your toddler around his emotions and understand where he's at developmentally, so you can experience fewer power struggles each and every day. ➡️Here's a tip: When your toddler doesn't listen to a limit or acts out in protest, focus on the needs and emotions behind your toddlers' behavior before correcting the behavior itself. The reason for this is because when a toddler is "misbehaving", they're in reaction mode, they're acting off of their emotions. This means that they're cut off from the prefrontal cortex, which is responsible for regulating their behavior and their emotions and impulse control. So we have to meet them where they're at to walk them across the bridge, back to their upstairs brain. THEN we can start to find a way to move forward and teach them the skills they need to regulate their emotions when a limit is set. When you consider your child's needs at that moment and focus on creating a connection before setting a limit, your toddler is more likely to comply and listen to what you ask without protest ❤️ If your toddler still protests, it's ok. I show you exactly what to do in the Setting Limits with Confidence Workshop. What's your biggest struggle with setting limits and following through on them? →Have you taken a look at the Setting Limits with Confidence workshop at the link in my bio?! This is an incredible resource for you if you're facing challenges with limit-setting and following through. 💪 . . . #toddlerparenting #transformingtoddlerhood #toddlerlife #motherhoodunplugged #toddlertips #toddlermom 10/09/2023

On a scale of 1 to 10, how done are you with limits and toddlers testing them? 😂 😆 Setting and following through on limits are two key factors in positive parenting. It's a difficult topic to absorb at first and can feel tiresome to put these practices into action, I know. But it will make a world of difference for you to be able to build a connection with your toddler around his emotions and understand where he's at developmentally, so you can experience fewer power struggles each and every day. ➡️Here's a tip: When your toddler doesn't listen to a limit or acts out in protest, focus on the needs and emotions behind your toddlers' behavior before correcting the behavior itself. The reason for this is because when a toddler is "misbehaving", they're in reaction mode, they're acting off of their emotions. This means that they're cut off from the prefrontal cortex, which is responsible for regulating their behavior and their emotions and impulse control. So we have to meet them where they're at to walk them across the bridge, back to their upstairs brain. THEN we can start to find a way to move forward and teach them the skills they need to regulate their emotions when a limit is set. When you consider your child's needs at that moment and focus on creating a connection before setting a limit, your toddler is more likely to comply and listen to what you ask without protest ❤️ If your toddler still protests, it's ok. I show you exactly what to do in the Setting Limits with Confidence Workshop. What's your biggest struggle with setting limits and following through on them? →Have you taken a look at the Setting Limits with Confidence workshop at the link in my bio?! This is an incredible resource for you if you're facing challenges with limit-setting and following through. 💪 . . . #toddlerparenting #transformingtoddlerhood #toddlerlife #motherhoodunplugged #toddlertips #toddlermom

I like to think of discipline as a way to create self control through connection, setting limits and teaching skills. Not punishing a child for their inability to meet our expectations. At its root, discipline is about learning. Teaching a child what to do is much more effective than punishing them for the things they are doing wrong. Our role is to be a child’s Loving Leader & Guide™ through these early years. ❤️ Punishing a child by instilling fear and shame may create what looks like compliance in the moment but doesn't address the root cause of the behavior. Fear then becomes the motivator for the child to “behave” which oftentimes leads to avoidance and resentment on the inside. It also breaks down trust in the parent-child relationship and can create push back and rebellion long-term. →When in the middle of a stress response, toddlers can't regulate their behavior if they are in the lower brain. Toddlers need an adult to help them move to the upper brain (which is responsible for impulse control and regulation) where they feel safe and secure and can learn. →When a child is scared, they aren't able to learn skills so a better way to achieve influence and cooperation is to address the feeling, emotion or need underneath the behavior. As well as teaching your toddler skills that support their growth and development WITHIN YOUR BOUNDARIES. Remember, the part of the brain responsible for impulse control is very underdeveloped in toddlerhood. ❤Do you notice a difference in your toddler's reaction when you approach their behavior with curiosity instead of anger/fear/threats? Need more support? Comment DISCIPLINE to learn the recipe for effective toddler discipline. 👇 #toddlertips #toddlerparenting101 #toddlerparents #transformingtoddlerhood 10/09/2023

I like to think of discipline as a way to create self control through connection, setting limits and teaching skills. Not punishing a child for their inability to meet our expectations. At its root, discipline is about learning. Teaching a child what to do is much more effective than punishing them for the things they are doing wrong. Our role is to be a child’s Loving Leader & Guide™ through these early years. ❤️ Punishing a child by instilling fear and shame may create what looks like compliance in the moment but doesn't address the root cause of the behavior. Fear then becomes the motivator for the child to “behave” which oftentimes leads to avoidance and resentment on the inside. It also breaks down trust in the parent-child relationship and can create push back and rebellion long-term. →When in the middle of a stress response, toddlers can't regulate their behavior if they are in the lower brain. Toddlers need an adult to help them move to the upper brain (which is responsible for impulse control and regulation) where they feel safe and secure and can learn. →When a child is scared, they aren't able to learn skills so a better way to achieve influence and cooperation is to address the feeling, emotion or need underneath the behavior. As well as teaching your toddler skills that support their growth and development WITHIN YOUR BOUNDARIES. Remember, the part of the brain responsible for impulse control is very underdeveloped in toddlerhood. ❤Do you notice a difference in your toddler's reaction when you approach their behavior with curiosity instead of anger/fear/threats? Need more support? Comment DISCIPLINE to learn the recipe for effective toddler discipline. 👇 #toddlertips #toddlerparenting101 #toddlerparents #transformingtoddlerhood

Can you relate? Leave a ♥️ #trueparentingstory #moms #frustrated 10/09/2023

Can you relate? Leave a ♥️ #trueparentingstory #moms #frustrated

I am not teary-eyed 🥺❤️ 10/09/2023

I am not teary-eyed 🥺❤️

Words really matter. And they have a huge impact on a child’s mind. Let’s choose our words wisely. It casual for us to say that it’s ok you are not hurt or stop crying etc. But the message that children get is what I feel doesn’t matter or I am a difficult child. Let’s be more mindful and comfort and guide our children whenever they need us. Leave a ❤️ if it makes sense and share it ahead. 09/09/2023

Words really matter. And they have a huge impact on a child’s mind. Let’s choose our words wisely. It casual for us to say that it’s ok you are not hurt or stop crying etc. But the message that children get is what I feel doesn’t matter or I am a difficult child. Let’s be more mindful and comfort and guide our children whenever they need us. Leave a ❤️ if it makes sense and share it ahead.

More to the list 👇 ❤️ You ask great questions. It makes me think and find answers. ❤️ You are a good observer. See how you noticed the details. ❤️ Your opinions matter to us. Can you tell us what do you think about ____? ❤️ Your curiosity will take you places. Never shy away from asking questions. ❤️ My love for you stays the same even when you have big feelings. Always express yourself. ❤️ Tell me when you feel I did the wrong thing. I will be open to feedback. ❤️ Keep smiling. Your smile brightens my day. Share this with more parents and spread the love 😍 Also add your phrases in the comments below 👇 . . . #unconditionallove #parentslove #parentchildbonding #parentinglove #phrasestosaytoyourchild 07/09/2023

More to the list 👇 ❤️ You ask great questions. It makes me think and find answers. ❤️ You are a good observer. See how you noticed the details. ❤️ Your opinions matter to us. Can you tell us what do you think about ____? ❤️ Your curiosity will take you places. Never shy away from asking questions. ❤️ My love for you stays the same even when you have big feelings. Always express yourself. ❤️ Tell me when you feel I did the wrong thing. I will be open to feedback. ❤️ Keep smiling. Your smile brightens my day. Share this with more parents and spread the love 😍 Also add your phrases in the comments below 👇 . . . #unconditionallove #parentslove #parentchildbonding #parentinglove #phrasestosaytoyourchild

Are you more likely to listen and cooperate if you feel like you can control the outcome and have more than one choice? Yeah, same with toddlers. But giving a choice is not always possible and sometimes it can backfire when you do give them, so you have two options when it does: 💥The first (“what’s your idea?”) gets you out of the power struggle and allows you to move forward. It’s not likely to cause a tantrum or meltdown. 💥The second, making the decision for your child, takes away their sense of control and will likely result in big feelings that could lead to big behaviors like a tantrum or screaming. This isn’t bad or wrong. Sometimes we need to move forward but be prepared to take the time to support your child with their big feelings. Remember: “What’s your idea?” can work even if your toddler isn’t speaking yet, as children develop receptive language before expressive language. So your little one might be able to point to their idea or what they want. If you want to end the battle of wills and experience less frustration and more cooperation in your parenting, then this BRAND NEW workshop, Disarming & Preventing Power Struggles, is for you! *Comment WORKSHOP to secure your spot!* #toddlerhood #toddlertips #toddlerparenting #motherhoodunplugged 06/09/2023

Are you more likely to listen and cooperate if you feel like you can control the outcome and have more than one choice? Yeah, same with toddlers. But giving a choice is not always possible and sometimes it can backfire when you do give them, so you have two options when it does: 💥The first (“what’s your idea?”) gets you out of the power struggle and allows you to move forward. It’s not likely to cause a tantrum or meltdown. 💥The second, making the decision for your child, takes away their sense of control and will likely result in big feelings that could lead to big behaviors like a tantrum or screaming. This isn’t bad or wrong. Sometimes we need to move forward but be prepared to take the time to support your child with their big feelings. Remember: “What’s your idea?” can work even if your toddler isn’t speaking yet, as children develop receptive language before expressive language. So your little one might be able to point to their idea or what they want. If you want to end the battle of wills and experience less frustration and more cooperation in your parenting, then this BRAND NEW workshop, Disarming & Preventing Power Struggles, is for you! *Comment WORKSHOP to secure your spot!* #toddlerhood #toddlertips #toddlerparenting #motherhoodunplugged

Children learn from us and what joy it is to see them turn into kind and compassionate beings who want to comfort us when we have big feelings, cheer for us even on our small wins, want to help us fix things that we tend to break and show us that they love us back. This is the power of conscious parenting. Together we are raising children who will turn into empathetic and emotionally mature adults ❤️ 06/09/2023

Children learn from us and what joy it is to see them turn into kind and compassionate beings who want to comfort us when we have big feelings, cheer for us even on our small wins, want to help us fix things that we tend to break and show us that they love us back. This is the power of conscious parenting. Together we are raising children who will turn into empathetic and emotionally mature adults ❤️

Teaching children to read or write requires laying a strong foundation. Phonics lays the groundwork for the same. It provides right tools to become independent readers. Some more benefits of phonics: 📚Helps to read fluently and accurately. 📚Builds vocabulary 📚 Enhances spelling skills 📚 Helps decode unfamiliar words in new context 📚 Boosts confidence 📚 Increases interest in reading So if you want your child to have these skills too, then do checkout @learn_2read and book a free demo with them. All you have to do is type “Interested” in the comments below 👇 and you will receive further details of the free demo class. 06/09/2023

Teaching children to read or write requires laying a strong foundation. Phonics lays the groundwork for the same. It provides right tools to become independent readers. Some more benefits of phonics: 📚Helps to read fluently and accurately. 📚Builds vocabulary 📚 Enhances spelling skills 📚 Helps decode unfamiliar words in new context 📚 Boosts confidence 📚 Increases interest in reading So if you want your child to have these skills too, then do checkout @learn_2read and book a free demo with them. All you have to do is type “Interested” in the comments below 👇 and you will receive further details of the free demo class.

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Let’s remember parents, the real struggle is not the behaviour but the reason behind the behaviour, the big feelings deep down that causes meltdowns, tantrums or any other behaviour. Showing empathy in those moments makes us strong and emotionally mature. It gives a message to our children that they can count on us and we will be there, without judgments. It’s just a phase and won’t last for long. Now my daughter goes to school and comes back happily. She shares even the overwhelming experiences in a regulated manner. And I always try to give her solutions and when I can’t, I just hug her and tell it’s going to be fine 🥹 Tell me, have you witnessed any such meltdowns? 03/09/2023

Let’s remember parents, the real struggle is not the behaviour but the reason behind the behaviour, the big feelings deep down that causes meltdowns, tantrums or any other behaviour. Showing empathy in those moments makes us strong and emotionally mature. It gives a message to our children that they can count on us and we will be there, without judgments. It’s just a phase and won’t last for long. Now my daughter goes to school and comes back happily. She shares even the overwhelming experiences in a regulated manner. And I always try to give her solutions and when I can’t, I just hug her and tell it’s going to be fine 🥹 Tell me, have you witnessed any such meltdowns?

Few months back I realised I was losing connection with my 4 year old. The moment she would come back from school, I would ask her to change, have lunch and doze off. She would do opposite of what I said. And that created frustration in me. Clearly I was missing the small cues. I knew I had to change something and I started following her lead. I started listening to her little stories without rushing her for anything. I would let her take her sweet time to settle down. And soon our connection was back on track. Yes it needed a lot of patience and active listening but it was all worth it 😊 ✨ She felt heard, belonged and respected. And she gave back all that to me. Parents, let’s listen actively to our children, they have a lot to share from the experiences they have in school. There will be lots of opportunities to validate their feelings and guide them when needed. None of us want to miss on that, right? 28/08/2023

Few months back I realised I was losing connection with my 4 year old. The moment she would come back from school, I would ask her to change, have lunch and doze off. She would do opposite of what I said. And that created frustration in me. Clearly I was missing the small cues. I knew I had to change something and I started following her lead. I started listening to her little stories without rushing her for anything. I would let her take her sweet time to settle down. And soon our connection was back on track. Yes it needed a lot of patience and active listening but it was all worth it 😊 ✨ She felt heard, belonged and respected. And she gave back all that to me. Parents, let’s listen actively to our children, they have a lot to share from the experiences they have in school. There will be lots of opportunities to validate their feelings and guide them when needed. None of us want to miss on that, right?

Moms, it’s really ok to feel low, sad, lonely, anxious or exhausted. And it’s ok to express it too. You are not expected to do it all or have infinite energy. Taking a break from kids isn’t wrong. Nor is asking for help or hiring one. If you want your children to be happy, you first need to model that happiness for them. If want them to take care of themselves then you need to practice self-care. If you want them to understand and regulate their emotions then you need to model that to them. Be vocal about your feelings and validate when a mother shares her challenges with you. And please remember, each day is different. One bad day doesn’t make you a bad mom. You are an amazing mom. In case no one told you this, hear it from us ❤️🤗 Tell us in the comments, how are you feeling today? ⬇️ 26/08/2023

Moms, it’s really ok to feel low, sad, lonely, anxious or exhausted. And it’s ok to express it too. You are not expected to do it all or have infinite energy. Taking a break from kids isn’t wrong. Nor is asking for help or hiring one. If you want your children to be happy, you first need to model that happiness for them. If want them to take care of themselves then you need to practice self-care. If you want them to understand and regulate their emotions then you need to model that to them. Be vocal about your feelings and validate when a mother shares her challenges with you. And please remember, each day is different. One bad day doesn’t make you a bad mom. You are an amazing mom. In case no one told you this, hear it from us ❤️🤗 Tell us in the comments, how are you feeling today? ⬇️

These days Amreen shares a lot about her school, friends and her interactions with people. 💛I keep telling her that she is worthy, kind, capable and strong. 💛 I tell her what others say or do to her doesn’t define her self-worth. 💛 I don’t use labels and tell her that they are powerless and she shouldn’t take them seriously. I hope this post acts as an eye opener for people. Does your child share their little things with you? 23/08/2023

These days Amreen shares a lot about her school, friends and her interactions with people. 💛I keep telling her that she is worthy, kind, capable and strong. 💛 I tell her what others say or do to her doesn’t define her self-worth. 💛 I don’t use labels and tell her that they are powerless and she shouldn’t take them seriously. I hope this post acts as an eye opener for people. Does your child share their little things with you?

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