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VoIP Phone Systems

VoIP Phone Systems

A Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) telephone system is a great way to make your business more productive, but don't sign up without proper research. You need to find out what features VoIP providers offer and compare prices between them; only then can you choose something that best suits your needs–and wallet! A good service provider will seamlessly integrate all of our company's tools, not just offer high-quality phone services. 

Choose the Right VoIP Service Provider for Your Business.

Simply said, VoIP providers are businesses that provide phone services to clients using Voice over IP technology. There are three types:

VoIP-only providers: Do you want a simple VoIP phone and nothing else? You need a VoIP-only service. These services are ideal if you require voicemail, call forwarding, and caller ID.

VoIP with cloud phone system providers isn't only about making and receiving internet calls. These VoIP-based systems include auto-attendant, answering rules, and virtual extensions for departments (PBX).

VoIP in Unified Communications Providers: These firms provide a single point of contact for businesses using VoIP and other techniques. By combining online meetings and messaging into one platform, your company can successfully connect with all departments.

What to look for

The costs: Ask the service provider regarding add-ons, contract termination fees, ongoing costs, cancellation fees and service fees. Find out how much of a hit taxes and fees will take from that advertised price. Remember that VoIP equipment, VoIP phones, and additional features are not always free.

Do They Provide a Hosted Service? A Premise Phone? Or both? If you choose a premise phone, you would have to administer it yourself while also managing the voice network on site. A hosted service means the VoIP service provider will handle all the technical things.

Available Hardware Options: There are a few key considerations for businesses and corporations when it comes to selecting the best VoIP plan. Look for a VoIP provider that allows you to take calls on your mobile phones and other mobile devices. A mobile VoIP solution gives you the freedom to not be stuck in a cube all day but also have access anywhere with internet services.

Available Customer Service and Technical Support: When choosing a VoIP provider, always take note of their attention to customer support. Be sure to find out if you have to sign a contract when choosing VoIP providers. These contracts are usually annual recurring and allow for 30 days' notice before ending services with the provider. This helps ensure service quality, technical support for your devices using these types of programs, and uptime.

How Reliable Is the Service? What Happens When The Connection Goes Down? The business VoIP phone service disruption rate is essential to consider when choosing a provider. This will give insight into how often they experience degradation in VoIP call quality or lose connection with the server altogether. You should also ask them how you will be notified if there is a disruption and where you can find information on it.

Do You Support 000 – Emergency Calls or Other Service Features? Consider the essential features for your business, like conference calling and international calls. Don't forget to ask your VoIP phone provider if advanced calling features and 000 calling features are enabled. Ask your service provider if they can accommodate these needs and negotiate with them. It's negotiable with some providers!

What Services Are Included versus Fee-Based Add-Ons? Some VoIP plan offers may or may not cost you extra fees. Be sure to ask what is included in the contract and what might come out of your pocket. There are always some advanced features and services that will incur additional costs, so be sure to check with your provider.

FAQs

This question can't be cut and dried. There are a few things to consider when choosing the hardware for VoIP. First, consider your needs. Does the business need an actual phone? If most employees take calls in front of their computers, a softphone may suffice. Next is to consider the budget and business goals. Having a clear objective may help you decide on which VoIP system and hardware you might need. Some providers would allow a BYOD (Bring your own device) or offer VoIP adapters for existing phones your business may already own.

For better guidance on which phone you should buy, get in touch with us at My FoneTel, and we'll investigate thoroughly which hardware and packages would work best for your business. 

Generally, VoIP does not require a phone, but most businesses opt for VoIP phones for features, management, and functionality. Phones like Yealink and Grandstream are a big help in terms of making communication flow easier and more dynamic. A VoIP phone would make VoIP systems better, but not necessary.

Traditional phones can be used for VoIP. All you would need is a VoIP adapter, also known as an Analogue Telephone Adapter, or ATA for short. Most models are "plug and play" for the phone as long as your VoIP system is compatible with the adapter.

Many people confuse the phrases "IP Telephony" and "VoIP". But there is a distinction to be made while making a purchase.

Businesses are now employing "IP Phone Systems" (often termed an IP PBX) to replace traditional phone systems. This does not mean the phone system is connected to the Internet. An IP Phone System employs IP technology within a private data network to reach faraway places.

VoIP stands for Voice over Internet Protocol. Using the public Internet means you don't have direct control over the service quality as you have on your own network; therefore, voice quality may degrade. When correctly designed, voice quality via the Internet may rival traditional phone lines. Invite us in for a chat.

Utilise IP Telephony via your data network to link remote locations with many workers or contact remote workers in home offices. You can access them through the Internet if you don't have a private network. And you don't have to replace your present phone system completely; you can progressively instal an IP phone system and integrate it with older systems.

On most VoIP phones, a pass-through Ethernet allows you to connect other devices, such as a computer, to your phone, reducing the number of ports on your network.

 Making calls between two VOIP phone systems is a hassle-free task because the voice signals are initially translated into data packets that transfer to the destination via an internet connection. But connecting the same call to a landline might become a challenge as the call must be transferred to a public switched telephone network (PSTN). When a virtual call is made to a landline number or desk phone, the call travels a portion of the time on the PSTN. At the point where the call enters the PSTN, a process called "address translation" takes place. During this process, the IP address is translated into the destination phone number.

 There are some significant distinctions between landline and VoIP phone systems. VoIP calls are made through the Internet, whereas landline calls are made over copper cables. Landline phone systems are costly to instal and maintain, but VoIP is far less expensive. With VoIP, your staff can work from any location and device. Additionally, significant discounts can be obtained on international calls and long-distance services.

A VoIP system is vastly more adaptable than traditional landlines, allowing for the seamless incorporation of new technologies as your business develops and evolves. If they are correctly configured and the internet connection is fast enough to support them, VoIP services often have excellent audio quality. New physical telephone lines would need to be installed with a standard landline service, which might be costly and unpleasant. My FoneTel VoIP phone solution combines enterprise-class communication capabilities with superior technical assistance. VoIP telephone systems are far more dependable than traditional landline telephone systems.

VoIP telephony is also more dependable due to its many advantages. Workers may operate from any location with an internet connection. If your business continues to use analogue telephones, fax machines, or even older phone types, you may have difficulties transitioning to VoIP.

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Best anime hand to hand fights (2022Update)

The best martial arts anime features some of the most intense hand-to-hand combat you'll find. Fights are usually full contact, and every kick counts, often pairing opponents with equally matched skills in a fight to the death. A few popular examples include the Baki series and Kengan Ashura.

We've all seen it before: the protagonist and villain are duking it out, only for them to switch up their fighting styles. When this happens, you're left wondering who will come out on top! Here we take a look at some of the best anime series that feature hand-to-hand combat in no particular order. But heads up, this list will not include any fights from the Baki series, Kengan Ashura, or Hajime no Ipo. Those shounen anime have so many great fights that it will overpopulate this list and leave no room for the other fights; they deserve a list of their own.

Update: As more shonen anime come out of the woodworks (and as we spend more time watching any anime we can get our hands on), we have stumbled upon more anime fights that could rival the ones in the previous list. Although Baki the Grappler and Kengan Ashura still won't be on this list, we have included some awesome anime that revolved around fist fights.

  Jin Mori vs. Park Ilpyo (The God of High School)

The combat between Jin Mori and Park Ilpyo in The God of Highschool is one of the most impressive displays of animation and choreography ever seen. The two fighters playfully display martial arts, making the action seem more like a dance than a battle. The scene is also interesting because it is not just a display of physical prowess but also a battle of combat styles and ideologies. Ilpyo seems to be coaching Mori to be a better fighter, pointing out the flaws of renewal taekwondo. In the end, it is an incredibly intense and exciting scene that is sure to please fans of the genre.

Ice Witch VS Beauty by the Lake (Ben-to)

When it comes to crazy brawls in anime, few can top the showdown between the Ice Witch and Beauty by the Lake in Ben-to. The anime's premise may be pointlessly half-priced bento boxes, but the fights are downright awesome. The two combatants go at it with a lot of Kung-Fu-ish back and forth, and neither is able to gain an advantage for long. In the end, it's a pretty even match, but the Ice Witch ultimately emerges victorious over Beauty's chopsticks. Either way, it's a great example of the insane fights that can be found in anime.

Toman vs. Valhalla (Tokyo Revengers)

The Toman vs. Valhalla brawl in the anime Tokyo Revengers is one of the most epic battles ever shown on screen. It is brutal, bloody, and raw, with little to no forms or techniques being used by either side. The only things that matter in this battle are raw power and grit; both Toman and Valhalla have plenty of both. This is a fight that will leave you on the edge of your seat and even get you to cheer for that weak-ass, Takemichi Hanagaki, as the halfwit unintentionally raises morale. If you're a fan of anime, then you need to check out this battle because it'll definitely satisfy your cravings.

Araragi vs. Karen (The Monogatari Series)

This is not your typical fight anime scene. Araragi seemed to be purely on the defensive while Karen delivered some serious smack down. Despite being on the losing end, Araragi had some cool techniques and showed great resilience. He even managed to get in a few catches and throw attempts of his own a couple of times. But Karen was in a league of her own. She displayed awesome skills and strength, making short work of Araragi. Her rendition of Chin Li's spinning bird king from Streetfighter was particularly impressive. In the end, it was clear that Karen was the better fighter.

Achilles vs. Chiron (Fate/ Apochrypha)

In the Fate/Apocrypha anime, the fight between Achilles and Chiron is one of immense strength. Both characters are incredibly powerful, and the fight is fought without any outside forces or luck. The only thing at play is their innate strength. The fight is a bare-knuckle brawl between two legends, and it is incredibly intense. Chiron displayed practical combat skills, using every tool at his disposal to try and defeat Achilles. However, in the end, it was Achilles's immense strength that won out. He punched a hole through Chiron's chest, finishing the fight and cementing his legend as one of the strongest warriors ever.

Satou vs. Takkun (Demi-chan wa Kataritai)

The Satou vs. Takkun takedown in Demi-chan wa Kataritai is one of the most captivating action sequences in the anime. In just a few seconds, we see Satou go from being bullied by Takkun to throwing him on the floor and putting him in an arm bar. It's a quick and efficient way to end a fight, and it's clear that Satou is skilled at Judo. The whole sequence is over in just a few seconds, but it's packed with excitement and adrenaline. It's no wonder that this takedown is one of the most memorable moments in the anime.

Simon vs. Anti Spiral (Gurren Lagann: The Lights in the Sky are Stars)

The combat sequence between Simon and the Anti Spiral in Gurren Lagann: The Lights in the Sky Are Stars is one of the most well-animated and exciting scenes in all of anime. Both characters are incredibly powerful, and their fight is incredibly gritty and bloody. Every blow feels like it could be fatal, and the animation does an amazing job of conveying the raw power and destructive force of their combat. It's an incredibly intense scene that's sure to get your heart racing, and it's one of the highlights of an already superb anime.

 Saitama vs. Boros (One-Punch Man)

One-punch Man is not your typical anime, and the Saitama-Boro fight is one of epic proportions. Imagine, two of the strongest fighters in anime history have the same dream: to find someone they can battle at full strength. After Saitama's initial punch, Boros unleashes his power and proceeds to go all out on Saitama.

They both exchange punches and send each other flying all over Boros' ship, destroying it in the process. Boros still fails to take Saitama down, so he powers up and sends Saitama flying to the moon. And while all this is happening, and Boros' excitement rises: Saitama is looking bored. Saitama succeeds in landing a powerful form of attack he calls "consecutive normal punches" that tears Boros into pieces, but Boros recovers and throws his ultimate attack!

Saitama deflects it and destroys Boros with his ultimate move: "serious, serious, serious punch." What makes this the ultimate anime fight scene is that it takes all the action anime series and superpower anime series tropes and throws it against the strongest fighter on earth and this clueless anime character defeats them all with normal and serious punches.

 Kakashi vs. Obito (Naruto Shippūden)

This is a very heavy scene in the series. The choreography and framing of this fight scene are exquisite. The fight starts with Kakashi and Obito agreeing to not use their ninja techniques, and they just go at it with high killing intent. The random flashback of their hand-to-hand combat training paired with a very somber musical score hauntingly gives off the vibe that this is the last fight scene of the series; it's NOT!

 Sics VS Buck (Grisaia: Phantom Trigger The Animation)

We have a few combat scenes in an alluring variety of action anime, but Sics versus Buck got my attention. We see aggressive techniques from a female character, no less! What makes this interesting is that the fight does not drag on; it makes it an exciting fight. We see straight punches, proper blocks, and bobbing and weaving choreographed well and captured beautifully. My favorite part is that after getting hit a few times, both fighters breathe heavily and lose their tight guards, throwing haymakers with what's left of their strength. And the finisher? A wrestling move called the "front face lock suplex!" or "Frontal Chancery Drop!"

Lee vs. Kimimaro (Naruto)

This fight is one for the books. At first, we see Lee struggling to land a hit on Kimimaro, and right when Kimimaro is about to stab Lee, he takes his "medicine." The comedic timing and the pacing of this action scene are perfectly done. Lee demonstrates his natural talent in martial arts with moves and a demeanor reminiscent of Jackie Chan's. Well, of course, the ninja technique comes into play, and Lee was rescued by Gaara, but still, Lee's drunken fists were portrayed beautifully.

Mao vs. Monks (Hinamatsuri)

Although Hinamatsuri is a comedy anime, the character Mao is somewhat of a martial artist. In this fight scene, we see Mao go up against multiple attackers while utilizing circular, non-aggressive techniques. The pace and the framing of the combat scene prove that Hinamatsuri is more than just another superpower anime series.

All Might Vs. Noumu (My Hero Academia)

A fantasy anime series adaptation of the successful manga, it gives us battle scenes we can't see in manga fights! Well, this one is less of a fistfight and more of a massacre! All Might, the strongest fighter on earth, used more than 100% of his strength, paired with that going beyond "Plus Ultra" attitude, and this fight lasted around two minutes and thirty seconds. This action scene is on this list because it is an empty-handed fight scene involving superpowers. The triumphant music just hypes up emotions that gives My Hero Academia fans that extra push to exclaim "Plus Ultra!" with All Might.

 Wang Ye vs. Zhuge Qing's Followers (Hitori no Shita)

A more modern anime: Hitori no Sita is a supernatural combat anime that offers a showcase of anime fights. The one that pops out the most is this one. The crisp animation style and the quick pace are reminiscent of Naruto combat scenes that would already give it a spot on this list. But what makes it more interesting is that in this scene, we can appreciate the soft and hard styles of Asian martial arts: The circular movements, the use of every part of the body as a weapon, and; the translation of bodyweight to power from the fist.

Meliodas Vs. Ban (The Seven Deadly Sins)

Seven Deadly Sins is an anime with lots of Meliodas versus Ban fights. We have the one where Meliodas was a demon king, then the excessively bloody one inside the perfect cube merlin created. But the best one would be from Episode eleven. The Seven Deadly Sins has a fun and lively art style, and the fight scenes will not spare the comedic elements. It's a fistfight between two overpowered characters; forget martial arts technique and form; the action scenes capture the essence of an all-out brawl between two immortals.

 Edward Vs. Greed (Fullmetal Alchemist 2003)

Not the brotherhood but from the older version. Fullmetal Alchemist is an anime with lots of fight scenes; this one has an intense, dark atmosphere that delivers the weight of the fight better. Using fluid motion and effective use of his magic, our metal alchemist gets through Greed's guard and stabs him straight through the heart. The 2003 version gives us a better view where we can better appreciate the movements and fight sequence.

Gon Vs. Hisoka (Hunter X Hunter)

This epic fight scene got my heart pumping the first time I watched the series. We get the fresh hunter, Gon: inexperienced yet trying his best against a seasoned killer, Hisoka, in an arena fighting with a point system rule. We see bodies flying, tiles getting ripped off the floors, and a very weird moment when we see Hisoka's perversions. It all accumulates to a TKO end! The results were kind of anticlimactic, but the hand-to-hand combat scene could be one of the best fights in anime history.

 Clair and Suuichi Vs. Hikawa (Gleipnir)

An adaptation of a manga series: Gleipnir is an ecchi anime that is borderline a psychological thriller anime. We see Suuichi as a mascot suit as Clair wears him. They are attacked by the equally superpowered Hikawa for a coin. In this sequence, the framing and the pace of the fight scene are really intense. As the fight progress and Clair gets comfortable inside Suuichi, we see a very brutal beat-down framed and animated to deliver the pain and disbelief that Suuichi feels.

Spike Vs. Vincent (Cowboy Bebop: The Movie)

Now, Cowboy Bebop is not really a martial arts anime, but this is one of the best fights in anime history. The funky rock music accompanied by grunts and the sound of fists hitting human flesh; the superb art style and the framing of these action scenes; the shaky camera effect and; the overall choreography of this Cowboy Bebop: The Movie would give any martial arts anime a run for their money.

 Jin Vs. Daewi (God of Highschool)

Another supernatural combat anime: God of Highschool, is a series with plenty of fight scenes. The premise is some organization is looking for the strongest fighter and use the tournament as a way to find them. Jin and Daewi's fight set the expectations for the rest of the series. Jin, with his personal style of taekwondo against Daewi's Kyokushin Karate, we are treated to an awesome trade-off. The color and animation style might be new to some anime fans since this is an anime adaptation of a manhwa, the Korean manga, but it does not disappoint when it comes to the combat scenes. Something we can't get in manga fights.

Eren Vs. Reiner (Attack On Titan)

Right from the start, our little Eren isn't the strongest fighter. We see him eat fist after fist, even after his heartfelt inner monologue. What makes this a great anime fight is the grappling techniques he uses against the armored titan. It's not very common to see a splendid interpretation of martial arts techniques in a non-martial arts anime. The way this fight scene shows the transition of submission holds and chokes is amazing. Although no martial artist would attempt a triangle armbar as Eren did on a non-padded floor, he can get away with it all because he's a titan.

And that last guillotine makes this one amazing anime fight.

 Touta Vs. Kaito (UQ Holder)

UQ holder is another Fantasy anime series that offers a lot of combat scenes throughout the series. Although this can be an ecchi anime, it is a series with plenty of anime fights and a superb story. This scene, in particular, shows us the awesome animation style and quick pace fighting scene. The fight is that of a typical anime with overpowered characters that duke it out.

As Touta is stabbed through the chest, he borrows power and sends Kaito flying through buildings, steel beams and all. What makes this fight different from other action anime series fights is this: As Touta was about to deliver the final blow, he stopped himself, refusing to give in to his borrowed power; both fighters agreed to settle the match with arm wrestling, deciding to choose technique over strength. Although some manga readers might say that the manga delivers the story arc better, but you can't see this in any manga fights.

Spike Vs. Electra (Cowboy Bebop: The Movie)

Another one from Cowboy Bebop: The Movie! Although we don't see any attacks landing in this scene, we see the beautiful artwork and pace reminiscent of old Jacki Chan movies. We see an interpretation of the number one principle of street fighting: anything is a weapon, as Spike uses a broom to fend off Electra. The jazzy funk music backing the tone up and the flirtatious quips from Spike make this an enjoyable fight sequence.

Eren vs. Annie (Attack on Titan)

After turning into a titan, the alluring variety, Annie receives a sucker punch. As we established: our boy, Eren, isn't the best fighter. This fight scene starts with a sucker punch to Annie's left cheek. Aside from the superb story and character development that Attack on Titan offers, some fans enjoy the perfect portrayal of martial arts in a non-martial arts anime. In this scene, we see Annie's flawless Muay Thai.

Nagisa vs. Karma (Assassination Classroom)

The tone and emotions that were involved in this fight are so heavy it makes Nagisa's fight against Takaoka come in second place. The stakes are high as they fight to decide Sensei Koro's fate. At first, Nagisa is at a disadvantage as Karma is relatively stronger and more adept at fighting.

The movements look natural and spontaneous, something a manga reader couldn't appreciate in manga fights. It starts as a knife fight, and as the fight progresses, they both lose their knife and end up duking it out. Nagisa is not a strong fighter, but he makes up for it with devious tactics. Nagisa's Triangle choke takedown is awesomely timed and framed. It's debatable if Karma let Nagisa win or Nagisa just got through to him, but I tell yah, in real life, a triangle choke takedown like that would render you either unconscious or unable to think of grabbing for a weapon.

 Kid Goku Vs. Tien Shinhan (Dragon Ball)

It's a superpower anime series that has a martial arts competition as one of the story arcs. Of course, it has awesome super powers fighting scenes! It has overpowered characters, including Goku, scattered with fight scenes throughout the entire series using energy blasts as a form of attack! This fight, though, is quite interesting as we see a martial artist realizing that he can finally go ham on someone. The action scenes, animation style, and pacing are classic Dragon Ball style with their intense music. The only thing I find annoying is the battle commentator.

 Kamui Vs. Hosen (Gintama)

Gintama is another one of those "not your typical anime" that features fight scenes every so often. The cast of characters are always flung into wacky adventures, so it's not rare to see bloody fights in this shounen anime. One of these scenes is the fast-paced fight Kamui had against Hosen.

The two fighters were going at it in a battle of power vs. speed, but what really made this episode so exciting was how we finally got to see some high-level close-quarters combat scenes! The animation itself is quite tough to follow because everything is moving so fast, but unfortunately for us, this fight ends in a draw.

Motoko Vs. Raizo (Ghost In The Shell: Arise)

A modern anime adaptation of the successful manga: this fantasy anime series has a crisp and more fluid animation style. This means that we can appreciate the combat scenes more. The hand-to-hand combat between Motoko and Raizo showcases the animation and the attention to detail. The slow-motion and close-up of the impact scenes give the audience an idea of how much getting smashed through a wall would feel.

Goten and Trunks Vs. Android 18 (Dragon Ball Z)

Another series from dragon ball: has the same martial arts tournament scheme and the same annoying battle commentator. This scene is not as heavy as Goku or Tien, and not even as serious as the other combat scenes in the series. Why is it here? Well, it's a fun battle scene where Android 18 takes on the Goten and Trunks wearing a disguise. If you're not satisfied with this fight, the whole Dragon Ball series has plenty of action but not as fun as this one.

Honorable Mention:

Rascal Does Not Dream of Bunny Girl Senpai (Sakuta Vs. Bully)

This one is not a fistfight; it's a massacre! This is here because this is how I imagine most fights in real life would go, and this anime portrayed it perfectly. This is probably the fastest non-superpower anime fight I have ever seen in my entire life.

Do you think we missed any of your favorite hand-to-hand combat scenes? Make sure you drop them in the comments below, and we will add them to our next article.

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30 best sad anime

Anime creators understand how to make us cry, with tons of anime that are created specifically for this purpose. There is no shortage of heartfelt dramas about young love, unrequited feelings and relationship drama or serious stories tackling issues like death, war, and illness. Heck, even shounen anime have tearjerker moments.

If you're in the mood to see people break down into tears, this list is for you. We have 30 sad anime recommendations that are guaranteed to make your eyes well up with salty fluid. There are countless other emotional anime out there, but these were our top picks!

01 Made in Abyss

During a descent to the depths of the mystical chasm, human child Riko and her humanoid friend Regu search for Riko's mother. It's like an open-world fantasy RPG that looks and sounds well made. However, Riko and Regu (and Ouzen and Nanachi) aren't playing a game of pure fun and adventure. Made in Abyss enters an insidious realm in a flash. Despite the temptation to return to the lighter sides of this sad anime series, you'd feel like you must watch for the characters' sake alone.

 02 Violet Evergarden

The profound, moving, and overall beautiful anime, Violet Evergarden, will leave you destroyed by the end. Most people cite this one as a few that left them reaching for tissues to wipe their tears after watching it. The main character is raised specifically to be used against enemies, but when her wounds are healed at war's close, she has no purpose in life until she begins working as an Auto Memory Doll, which is someone who helps translate thoughts into words on paper.

 03 YOUR LIE IN APRIL

Your Lie in April, a heartbreaking anime about music and healing from A-1 Pictures, follows Arima Kousei, a piano prodigy who lost his ability to hear the sound of the piano after his mother's death. Two years later, he meets Kaori Miyazono, a talented violinist who helps him see that playing freely is better than following strict rules taught by his late mom.

Through the anime, Kousei Arima finds that the point of music isn't just to hit each note perfectly (while falling in love with Kaori along the way). Sadly, Kaori's cheerfulness is just a cover for impending tragedy, much like its bright color palette. A deeply felt and heartbreaking tale of overcoming emotional trauma and moving forward, set to a stunning soundtrack, Your Lie in April is sure to make even the hardest of hearts cry.

 04 ANGEL BEATS!

Angel Beats! begins with a boy named Otonosahi waking up only to realize he's dead. He is luckily saved by a girl carrying a rifle named Yuri, who tells him that he has arrived in the afterlife and that she is the leader of a rebellious battlefront against God and the student body president Angel who possesses supernatural powers. There is a point in the anime series when it isn't funny, and you forget what laughter is. Otonashi is confused by the morality of the battlefront's actions as they orchestrate and execute operations against Angel. Ultimately, Otonashi and Angel are able to find out the purpose of the afterlife school - letting those who have endured trauma and hardships in life move on. It's a tearjerker to watch their struggle to let go of the attachments to their past lives as they try to let go.

  05 Death Parade

Death Parade is a 12-episode series about unmasking people and their true nature. If all you knew was its viral OP, it would seem to be gleeful with characters who love dancing. After death, there is no heaven or hell. Instead, the recently deceased are taken to a bar where they have to play random games with their fate being wagered on it by an attendant. The true nature of each person will be revealed in this ghastly parade where Decim awaits at Quindecim!

  06 Assassination Classroom

Unlike other shows, this show slowly but surely moved beyond demonstrating Koro-Sensei's risible abilities and assassination attempts. We grew to love them in Season 2 as they changed so much together - bonding particularly with Koro-Sensei, whose backstory is also quite touching. As the students grow and become capable of killing Koro Sensei, we see the struggle and conflict of emotions as the kids decide whether to help or kill their beloved teacher.

  07 Rumbling Hearts

There is a tragic event in the drama anime series Rumbling Hearts that complicates matters of young romance - and here, the situation is truly unique. Takayuki must choose between two women: The first is Haruka, his ex-girlfriend, who got into an accident that he blames on himself. Another is Mitsuki, who arranged the meeting in the first place and with whom he falls in love after Haruka's accident. Neither of them is intentionally trying to hurt the other, but they have to deal with the facts that they can't change.

 08 Terror in Resonance

Terror in Resonance is the story of Nine and Twelve, two boys who are elusive figures known as Sphinx. The world may not understand them, but they exist with strong spirits that can make a whole city crumble around them if it means burying their own tragic truth.

One of Japan's nuclear facilities is the only thing left after a terrorist attack. The word "VON" is painted red in the aftermath. Sadly, the government was unable to act, leaving the police frantically seeking ways to punish the perpetrators. Six months later, the public discovers a strange video on the internet. Identified only as "Sphinx," two teenage boys threaten to destroy Tokyo with destruction and mayhem in the video. As the panic spreads throughout the city and the police are desperate for information, the police struggle to deal with these terrorists effectively, with Detective Kenjirou Shibazaki thrown into the middle of it all.

  09 TOKYO MAGNITUDE 8.0

When a powerful earthquake hits Tokyo, two children find themselves struggling to reach their parents as they track their way home from an exhibition. The siblings are assisted by Mari, who is making her way to reunite with her daughter and mother. On the long journey back together, each of them finds comfort in those around him/herself - becoming family on some level. This film depicts how three strangers become one after experiencing tragedy during this horrific event.

 10 March Comes in Like a Lion

In this film, March Comes in Like a Lion recognizes that psychosocial elements have the power to drastically impact lives, just as they can for good or bad. In some way, the studio translated the emotional and mental turmoil of the characters into visually stunning sequences. Next, there is the second season, which is even more powerful and emotional than the first. Rather than focusing on Rei (even though he's still present and better off), this episode focuses on other characters. For a good reason, Season 2 influenced many fans with its look at bullying. In addition to spending time with the bullied individual, the show also explores the reasons why someone can bully someone else, exploring the possibility that they have been bullied themselves, turning to bullying to cope with the pain. There are many other painful, emotional aspects of life in March Comes in Like a Lion.

 11 Tokyo Revengers

Nakamichi returns to 12 years ago and relives his past. Intent on saving his ex-girlfriend from the hands of the Tokyo Majin Gang, he goes back and forth from past to present, trying to change the course of events. We follow Takemichi's struggles and turmoil, both as a student and an adult, in handling loss, death, and self-pity. The anime also gives us some of the saddest anime deaths of the same character. 

 12 5 CENTIMETERS PER SECOND

5 Centimeters Per Second makes us feel for Makoto Shinkai's characters in a way that his other films do not. The film follows two close friends, Takaki Toono and Akari Shinohara, who keep drifting further apart as they go through life. Despite their efforts to stay in touch, they can't seem to meet again despite the growing distance between them. The title is a reference to the speed of cherry blossoms falling-a poetic metaphor about how people tend to naturally drift away from each other throughout life's natural progression.

 13 Bokurano

Jun and the other kids shouldn't have to feel like the fate of the world is in their hands, but that's exactly the situation they're in. One of the kids who accepted Kokopelli's contract must pilot the robot Zearth for each enemy. They will die if they win (and save the Earth from danger). The mecha will feed on the life of its pilot in exchange for using Zearth. No one, especially children, should make such a sacrifice. Is it even possible that they want to save everyone? It places children in traumatic situations, revealing their life perspectives and what they value most.

 14 Wolf's Rain

When you watch Wolf's Rain, it feels like breaking up with a long-term partner. Except the show doesn't give you room to breathe as one heartbreaking moment is piled on top of another at the end when they finally reach their destination, and all that viewers want for them now is paradise. In the story, a lone wolf named Kiba is lured to Freeze City, an impoverished town ruled by the callous Lord Orkham, by an intoxicating scent. Kiba finds that the same aroma has drawn in the wolves Hige, Tsume, and Toboe. The wolves set out on a journey across desolate landscapes and crumbling cities to find their legendary promised land after smelling the fragrance of the "Lunar Flowers," which is said to open the door to their ideal world. Although they are seeking paradise, others with more sinister intentions will do anything to attain it first.

 15 Elfen Lied

Elfen Lied is known to be quite depressing. The show has a horrific scene of animal abuse early on; if that would cause you heartbreak, it may not be for you. The series follows Lucy, who is one of two types: Diclonius and human (of which she's unaware). She becomes the victim in several scientific experiments, which eventually leave her with split personalities after killing everyone around her except Nana--her other personality protects Kouta while at high-risk/violence mode until near death, where she loses control again before being shot by scientists bringing about their end as well.

 16 Searching for the Full Moon

Mitsuki Kouyama is the protagonist of Searching for the Full Moon. With her childhood friend Eichi Sakurai, she vowed to fulfill her dream of becoming a professional singer. However, she has throat cancer, and the shinigami came by and told her she will only live another year. Despite the fact that it courageously confronted death (and even suicide), "Searching for the Full Moon" went above and beyond expectations. Viewers experienced a full spectrum of emotions, making her journey all the more meaningful.

 17 We were there

The aesthetic of We Were There was plain, to say the least. Nevertheless, the series is a fan favorite romance anime partly thanks to its clean & bare visuals. The show has 26 episodes. If it doesn't have a second season, many of us will never feel fulfilled (unless we read the manga). It's something about the way their eyes tell you that they're concealing a secret (or desperately trying to forget) someone. Motoharu and Nanami, as well as Masafumi and Yuri, all do their part in the shoujo tropes, which are effectively executed. Tragic events do occur. But We were there is also a beautiful story of teenage love, filled with the familiar joys and pains of teenage life as well as soothing yet sad music.

18 FULLMETAL ALCHEMIST: BROTHERHOOD

There are few stories that can keep audiences glued to their seats as much as Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood. It's a story about two brothers who attempt human transmutation in order to bring back their deceased mother. The younger brother loses his entire body, and the older one has no choice but to lose part of his arms and legs during this process. Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood is a story of love, tragedy and magic. The anime features many different stories that will make your blood chill and your eyes tear up.

  19 Scum's Wish

Scum's Wish is a dark and uncomfortable anime about unrequited love. It starts out as something sweet but quickly becomes very ugly when the characters are relentlessly trampled on until they become trash themselves. Hanabi Yasuraoka and Mugi Awaya, according to the outside world, are the ideal couple. Yet, they both have a secret pain: they both love someone they cannot have. Hanabi has always loved Narumi Kanai, her childhood friend and neighbor, so she is delighted to discover that he will be her new homeroom teacher. However, Narumi is quickly noticed by the music teacher, Akane Minagawa, and a romance blossoms between them, much to Hanabi's chagrin. Mugi has been in love with Akane ever since she tutored her in middle school. Through a chance meeting in the hallway, he comes into contact with Hanabi. After spending more time together, these two people realize they are both lonely. As a result, they decide to use each other as a substitute for the person they truly love, sharing physical intimacy in an attempt to cope with their loneliness.

  20 Plastic Memories

Watching the protagonist come to terms with his time running out is what makes Plastic Memories so interesting. The show gives viewers a bracing dose of reality and how things aren't forever, but it also shows us why we fight for our loved ones no matter their form or lifespan; you never know when your last day will be together.

  21 A SILENT VOICE

A Silent Voice from Kyoto Animation is a somewhat grim anime film, but that's actually to its advantage. You won't feel comfortable watching this movie. You're meant to feel what the characters on screen feel, and it does its job well. The story focuses on Shouko, a deaf girl who was constantly harassed by her peers in elementary school to the point where she had to transfer schools several times. Additionally, it is also about Shouya, the bullying pupil of Shoko, who later becomes the target of bullying himself. In the third year of Shouya's high school career, haunted by his past mistakes and regretting his choices, he vows to undergo a journey of redemption. In an effort to make amends, he finds Shouko again. A Silent Voice is heartfelt and moving, yet also hauntingly unsettling. It will take you on an emotional rollercoaster.

  22 STEINS;GATE

Although Steins;Gate is not a sad anime, it still has a heartbreaking narrative line. This story is about Okabe Rintarou, a self-proclaimed insane scientist who discovers that he has the power to change the past by sending Dmails (D stands for dimension). They realize that this leads to a lot of problems after they use these dmails to mess with time.

Okabe must race against time to save his childhood friend Mayuri and ends up watching her die repeatedly. Eventually, he is forced to choose between Mayuri and Makise Kurisu - a girl who has been helping him all this time as well as a girl he has been in love with. Watching Okabe fail over and over is overwhelming for anyone; it can especially be difficult when you fall in love with someone on your journey there, too.

   23 Japan Sinks: 2020

Japan Sinks: 2020 went well beyond the disaster, examining socio-political elements that are still being discussed in Japan today. It illustrates the devastating effects of earthquakes that there is more to it than one big earthquake. There are aftershocks, and you may experience landslides, fires, automobile accidents, flooding, or even deadly stampedes. Simply watching the first two episodes reveals how unforgiving the world is. It's hard to imagine that death can be just around the corner while those you care about may not even have time to grieve. The anime also exposes the cruel and treacherous sides of humanity with its depiction of discrimination, racism, and human cruelty.

     24 Rainbow

The show Rainbow makes a powerful point about prison reform and prisoners' rights, especially when it comes to teenagers who are lawbreakers. While the anime is cruel, it is needed this way. Prisons do not always serve their intended purpose, despite what many people want to think. The prison system is a topic that's often discussed in documentaries, whether in developed or developing countries. Rainbow reminds audiences that political, social, or even sexual power can be abused by figures of authority and that not everyone behind bars is a morally deplorable human being - some have moral values greater than the guards and doctors tasked with reforming them.

  25 Now and Then, Here and There

Now and Then, Here and There is a dark anime that has a character who is thrown into the middle of an apocalyptic desert world where there are no laws. It's disheartening to see how many times Shuuzou gets back up despite being in so much pain, but it shows us just how strong he can be even when faced with all these odds against him. Now and Then, Here and There contains lots of violence along with torture as well as murder which isn't suitable for children at all! 

 26 Serial Experiments Lain

This psychological avant-garde mystery series follows Lain as she makes decisions that will impact both real and virtual worlds. Only Lain will understand the significance of their presence after closing one world and opening another. While Lain struggles with concepts such as self-identity, belonging, and determining what is real, she is also facing loneliness, family issues, and cultural stigmas that continue to haunt Japan (and other societies) today.

 27 CLANNAD

The anime series Clannad is sad but also focuses on the importance of family. It has two seasons: twenty-three episodes for season one and twenty-four in season 2, where it shows how relationships change when faced with new challenges that come into adulthood. In this anime, we are able to watch a character's entire life instead of just seeing him or her graduate high school or tie the knot. Clannad doesn't pull any punches, however. The experience will leave you in tears and with a broken heart.

  28 Welcome to the NHK

Welcome to the NHK is about a NEET named Tatsuhiro Satou who has all but given up on life in the real world. In meeting Misaki, he embarks on a journey that is both agonizing and ultimately necessary for individual progress. This film is tough to watch, but it's one that everyone should watch, not just NEETs or people like me. The purpose of this contribution is to inspire NEETs, and NEET-like individuals, to try and break free from the cages they have created, both for themselves.

  29 GRAVE OF THE FIREFLIES

There are few emotional anime movies as heartbreaking as Grave of the Fireflies. A character named Seita and his sister Setsuko have been displaced from their home and their parents due to a brutal war that took the lives of both of them. The story is set in the final days of World War II when the war has destroyed their family.

With no one to turn to in their impoverished homeland, the siblings' youthful optimism blinds them in the face of immense hardship, so they can attempt to resist fate. A Studio Ghibli film that is at once painfully sad, beautifully moving, and profoundly beautiful, Grave of the Fireflies is sure to leave everyone teary.

 30 ANOHANA: THE FLOWER WE SAW THAT DAY

If you want to cry for eleven episodes straight, check this one out. Anohana: The Flower We Saw That Day is an anime from A-1 Pictures that aired in spring 2011. This sad anime series tells the story of six teenagers coping with loss after their friend Menma died when they were kids. 

The group of friends has drifted apart over the past five years, but the ghost of Menma might be enough to bring them back together. As they reunite, Menma is able to fulfill her wish and move on, while at the same time, her friends receive the closure they need to move on without her. Our main characters in the story struggle with their own guilt and inability to cope after Menma's passing. It is a touching, tear-jerking experience not to be missed.

 There you have it, anime fans. We hope you enjoyed this list of some of the saddest animes the anime industry has to offer. If we missed your favorite, let us know in the comments, and we'll add it to our next post! Which one is your favorite?

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20 anime like redo of healer

Redo of Healer is a light novel series written by Rui Tsukiyo and illustrated by Shiokonbu. A manga adaptation with art by Sōken Haga has been serialized online via Kadokawa Shoten since October 2017. A dark fantasy genre anime adaptation aired from January to March 2021.

Redo of Healer is one of those awesome revenge stories that handles a lot of adult themes, sexual abuse, controversial scenes, and disturbingly perverse female characters, but we know you watch it for the action scenes, character development, and overall awesome plot.

Keyaru's talents as a hero who could cure any injury, no matter how severe, seemed to point to a bright future. Instead, he was tortured and abused for years, seemingly endlessly. Keyaru's healing talents allowed him to steal the memories and abilities of people he healed, progressively strengthening him. But by the time he realized his full ability, he had lost everything.

Keyaru had been determined to put his life back on track and finally exact revenge against those who had wronged him. With a powerful healing spell, he rewound time so that everything would be different – but not just for himself; rather, this new purpose is one where others can experience what it feels like if they were also suffering from an unwanted fate or obligation!

Redo of Healer is a great dark fantasy anime, but if you're looking for something similar, check out these 20 anime recommendations like Redo of Healer. From classic tales of heroism to dark and gritty stories, there's something for everyone in this list of anime! So why not sit back, relax, and enjoy some of the amazing shows the anime community has to offer!

World’s End Harem

World's End Harem is a Japanese manga series. The first part of the manga was serialized in Shueisha's online magazine Shōnen Jump+. A virtual reality game was released in March 2019. An anime adaptation by Studio Gokumi premiered its first episode in October 2021.

The Man-Killer Virus has killed 99.9% of the world's male population. Mizuhara Reito has been frozen for five years, leaving behind Tachibana Elisa, his dream girl. Awakening from the deep freeze, Reito finds himself in a new universe where he is the planet's most valuable resource. Reito and four other male studs are offered a life of luxury to repopulate the globe by impregnating as many women as possible. But all Reito wants is to find his long-lost Elisa. Can Reito overcome his demons and find love?

Sky of Connection (Yosuga no Sora)

Sky of Connection (Yosuga no Sora) is a CUFFS adult visual novel. The game came out for Windows on December 5, 2008. It was adapted into a serialized manga and an anime series.

Haruka and Sora Kasugano lost their parents in a tragic accident. The two go back to their childhood home, living in the same rural, scenic hamlet they did four years ago.

The return to a special place means reliving all the good and bad times they had together. Haruka and Sora's story gets more complicated as their lives are slowly impacted by love, friendship, envy, and even desire.

Peter Grill and the Philosopher's Time

Peter Grill and the Philosopher's Time is a fantasy manga series by Daisuke Hiyama. It has been serialized in Futabasha's Monthly Action since August 2017. The manga is licensed in North America by Seven Seas Entertainment. An anime television series was aired from July to September 2020.

The world's greatest warrior, Peter Grill, has finally proven his worth and is set to marry his beloved senior, Luvelia Sanctos. Despite her father's concerns, Peter expects a healthy relationship with her.

The tale of his great victory spreads swiftly among the ladies of various races—ogres, orcs, elves, and others—some of whom even compete for his seed to produce kids gifted with his prowess. Peter avoids other women's advances to avoid betraying Luvelia's confidence and making a controversy. But with so many seductive women on his tail, it's easier said than done.

Queen's Blade: The Exiled Virgin

The Queen's Blade series is a series of visual combat books published by Hobby Japan inspired by the licensed works of Firelight Game Company's Lost Worlds. Since its original release, the series has evolved into a media franchise spanning four manga adaptations, three anime adaptations, and a video game adaptation. Figures of the characters have also been produced by various manufacturers, such as Kaiyodo with their Revoltech series.

There can't be a shortage of formidable opponents in a kingdom where a queen is chosen every few years merely by winning a tournament. However, for one female warrior, an early setback clearly demonstrates that she lacks experience while having a large size.

Fortunately, when defeat could imply doom, a powerful stranger saves her life. Unfortunately for this savior, her prize is a prison cell due to less-than-pure motives and cunning family members. Her release comes quickly when the unseasoned warrior she spared, tired of her current noble lifestyle, sets out to prove herself.

High School DxD

A light novel written by Ichiei Ishibumi and illustrated by Miyama-Zero. A manga adaptation by Hiroji Mishima began serialization in the July 2010 issue of Dragon Magazine. An anime adaptation aired on TV Tokyo's satellite channel AT-X and other networks from January 6 to March 23, 2012.

Issei Hyoudou, a high school student, is a typical pervert who wastes his time peeping on ladies and fantasizing about establishing his own harem. Things look up for Issei when a lovely girl asks him out, but she's a fallen angel who kills him! He is revived as a servant by attractive senior student Rias Gremory, a top-notch devil who recruits Issei into the school's Occult Research group.

Issei must train and fight to survive in the harsh world of angels and devils. In High School DxD, he has many humorous (and risqué) experiences with his new friends while keeping his new life hidden from his friends and family!

Lord Marksman and Vanadis

Lord Marksman and Vanadis is a light novel series written by Tsukasa Kawaguchi and illustrated by Yoshio and Hinata Katagiri. A manga adaptation by Nobuhiko Yanai began serialization and ran in the Monthly Comic Flapper from October 2011 to August 2011. A 13-episode anime series adaptation aired on AT-X and other networks between October and December 2014.

In a fantastical version of Europe, a battle is developing. One of these kingdoms, Zhcted, has seven Vanadi-ruled regions. Eleonora "Elen" Viltaria, a Vanadis, invades Brune with dragon-carved weaponry. Elen eventually defeats Tigrevurmud "Tigre" Vorn, a youthful archer and earl of Brune's territory of Alsace. "Become mine!" Elen says, sparing Tigre's life. What does this new coalition mean?

Madan no Ou to Vanadis is based on Tsukasa Kawaguchi's light book and has intricate battle strategies and gorgeous women. Tigre and Elen are caught up in an international fight full of dark secrets, intrigues, and corruption.

The Testament of Sister New Devil BURST

Shinmai Maou no Testament, a.k.a. The Testament of Sister New Devil is a Japanese light novel written by Tetsuto Uesu and illustrated by Nekosuke Ōkuma. A manga adaptation was serialized in Kadokawa Shoten's Shōnen Ace magazine in May 2013. The first season of an anime adaptation premiered on January 7, 2015.

Basara Toujou has a difficult existence. He is the older stepbrother of two demonic sisters, Mio and Maria Naruse, whom he shields against entitled demons seeking Mio's power. Furthermore, escalating political tensions inside the demon world make his work even more difficult.

When a messenger arrives with a summons to the demon world for Mio, she and her pals travel despite the danger. Basara will have to become stronger via romantic pleasure now that she is on the enemy's soil to perform the impossible and protect everyone.

Sin: Nanatsu no Taizai (Seven Mortal Sins)

After rebelling against the Lord's will, Lucifer, an archangel and former chief of the Seven Heavenly Virtues, is expelled from Heaven. She is stopped halfway between Heaven and Hell after smashing through the roof of a high school chapel while falling from the sky. Despite the fact that she is watched by Maria Totsuka, a soft-spoken student at the academy, Lucifer continues her slide into Hell.

Lucifer is discovered soon after her arrival by the ambitious Demon Lord and fangirl Leviathan. The two decide to topple the Seven Sins, Hell's ruling council led by Belial. However, the Seven Sins can repel Lucifer and contain her divine powers by putting a Garb of Punishment over her body, converting Lucifer into a Demon Lord, thanks to their combined powers.

Longing for vengeance, Lucifer returns to Earth, escorted by Leviathan, and forces Maria to become her immortal slave. Lucifer embarks on a mission with her new companions to vanquish the Seven Sins in order to be free of the curse brought on by her Garb.

Claymore

The Claymore manga is a dark and intense series that has been serialized in Monthly Shonen Jump since 2001. With twenty-seven volumes collected throughout the years, it's one of Japan’s most popular mangas! In 2007, an anime television adaptation aired on Nippon Television, lasting 26 episodes. This award-winning show was later released online by Crunchyroll with English subtitles for readers around the world who want to get hooked too.

When a shape-shifting monster known as "youma" appears in Raki's village, a lone woman with silver eyes and a sword enters town. She is Clare, a "Claymore," a half-human, half-youma being created to exterminate monsters. Clare saves Raki's life after his family is slaughtered, but he is exiled. Raki finds the Claymore, Clare, and decides to follow her on her trips.

Clare's organization and her other warriors are revealed as the two travel from town to town, defeating youma. They are getting closer to the youma, whom Clare has been seeking vengeance on since she became a Claymore.

The Legend Of The Legendary Heroes

The Legend of the Legendary Heroes is a Japanese light novel series by Takaya Kagami. A 24-episode anime adaptation was produced by Zexcs and premiered on July 1, 2010. It was licensed by Kadokawa in Japan and Funimation Entertainment in North America.

"Alpha Stigma" are said to be magic-detecting eyes. It is said that cursed eyes can only bring harm and death to others.

As a young mage, Ryner Lute attended the Roland Empire's Magician Academy, an exclusive school dedicated to educating magicians for military purposes. After a conflict kills many of his friends, he swears to make the nation more orderly and peaceful with his best buddy, Sion Astal.

Now that Sion is King of Roland, he commands Ryner to find beneficial artifacts for the nation. Ryner embarks on a quest with Ferris Eris, a gorgeous and skilled swordswoman, to find famous heroes' relics and the secrets behind their afflicted eyes.

Goblin Slayer

Goblin Slayer! is a light novel series written by Kumo Kagyu and illustrated by Noboru Kannatsuki. A manga adaptation by Kōsuke Kurose is serialized in the Monthly Big Gangan. An anime television series aired from October to December 2018.

Since goblins are lowly, they're often overlooked. While adventurers ignore them in favor of more lucrative tasks with greater rewards, these monsters roam rural settlements, kidnapping the females of other species to breed.

An eager 15-year-old priestess joins a group of newbies on a mission to find out if a goblin tribe is kidnapping local women. They're unprepared and unskilled, so they get ambushed when they try to investigate a cave. No one else can save her, so she accepts her fate until the Goblin Slayer shows up and not only saves her but also annihilates the nest.

From then on, the Goblin Slayer allows her to join him for goblin missions for the Adventurers Guild. The armored warrior will not rest until every last goblin in the frontier territories has been exterminated.

Elfen Lied

The manga Elfen Lied was serialized in Shueisha's Weekly Young Jump from June 2002 to August 2005. It was adapted into a 13-episode anime series by Arms that aired on AT-X from July to October 2004. But the anime ended before the manga was done. Thus, the plot differed between them, especially the ending.

"Diclonius" Lucy was born with short horns and invisible telekinetic hands, resulting in harsh experimental research by the government. When Lucy finally escapes from her captors, she unleashes a torrent of bloodshed, corrupted by confinement and torture.

During her breakout, she suffered severe head damage, giving her a split personality: a child-like mentality with limited verbal capacity. In this condition of chaos, she meets Kouta and his cousin Yuka, two college students who unwittingly take in an injured fugitive, oblivious of her deadly intentions. This act of goodwill will change their lives, entwining them in a web of government secrecy and intrigue.

 Magical Girl Madoka Magica

The Magical Girl Madoka Magica, usually known simply as Madoka Magica, is a Japanese anime series created by Magica Quartet and animated by Shaft that premiered in 2011.

Madoka Kaname and Sayaka Miki are ordinary middle school girls with ordinary lives, but everything changes when they meet Kyuubey, a cat-like magical familiar, and Homura Akemi, a new transfer student.

Kyuubey makes an offer: he will grant any of their wishes in exchange for their becoming magical girls with enough power to realize their fantasies. Homura Akemi, a magical girl herself, advises them not to accept the deal, claiming that not everything is as it appears.

Mahou Shoujo Madoka Magica is a story of hope, sadness, and friendship that deals with the trials of being a magical girl and the price one must pay to make a dream come true.

 Arifureta: From Commonplace to World's Strongest

Arifureta: From Commonplace to World's Strongest is a Japanese light novel series written by Ryo Shirakome and illustrated by Takayaki. Originally a web novel, the series has been published in print since 2015. The novels are licensed in English by J-Novel Club, with Seven Seas Entertainment publishing them in print. The isekai anime adaptation by White Fox and Asread aired from July to October 2019. It's one of those betrayal and revenge stories without the rape scenes and other controversial themes.

Hajime Nagumo, 17, and his classmates are sent to a fantasy world to save mankind. While his peers obtain outstanding combat abilities, Hajime merely gains a weak transmutation skill with no offensive strength.

Hajime is deceived by a student in the Great Orcus Labyrinth, plunging him into an abyss. Despite surviving the fall, Hajime is confronted by monsters and tragedies that drive him into a nightmare. Desperate to survive and return home one day, he fights for his life, only to meet an imprisoned vampire named Yue. Yue and a few others join Hajime on his quest to return home, gradually transforming from commonplace to the world's strongest.

Land of the Lustrous

Land of the Lustrous is a 2017 anime series directed and written by Takahiko Kyogoku and Toshiya Ono, based on Haruko Ichikawa's manga of the same name.

In the distant future, crystalline creatures known as Gems inhabit a world destroyed by six meteors. The Lunarians attack them to shatter their bodies and utilize them as decorations.

Phosphophyllite (Phos) is a delicate Gem who wishes to aid their comrades in the battle fight. Due to their fragile state, they are urged to compile an encyclopedia. Phos reluctantly undertakes this mission and encounters Cinnabar, an intelligent gem forced to guard the secluded island at night due to the corrosive poison their bodies produce. Seeing Cinnabar's distress, Phos resolves to cast both rejected Gems in a part they can enjoy. It chronicles Phos' efforts to help and safeguard their Gem friends.

Akame ga Kill

Takahiro's shounen manga of the same name, illustrated by Tetsuya Tashiro, has been serialized in Square Enix's Gangan Joker since April 2010. Square Enix also created the anime, licensed by Sentai Filmworks for North America. The anime follows the manga for the first eight volumes, using certain events from later issues, before ending with an original story arc that departs from the comic.Night

Raid is the Revolutionary Army's covert assassination unit, formed to topple Prime Minister Honest, who has exploited the infant emperor's inexperience. Without a powerful yet compassionate leader, the nation sinks into poverty, strife, and ruin. The Night Raid members know that killing is not commendable and that they will eventually suffer retaliation as they viciously murder those who stand in the path of the revolution.

A young man from a rural village, Tatsumi, joined the merry band of assassins after being inspired by Night Raid's beliefs and commitment. Tatsumi faces formidable enemy assassins, challenges to his own morals and ideals, and ultimately, what it means to be one of the assassins with a cause.

Rising of the Shield HeroTate

no Yuusha no Nariagari or The Rising of the Shield Hero is a Japanese dark fantasy isekai light novel series. It was originally published as a web novel on the user-generated novel site Shōsetsuka ni Narō. A 25-episode anime adaptation aired from January to June 2019. This is another revenge concept anime without the beloved sexual content.

The Four Cardinal Heroes are ordinary Japanese men summoned to save the kingdom of Melromarc. Throughout the ages, Melromarc has been plagued by the Waves of Catastrophe, ravaging the land and killing its inhabitants. The four heroes are given a sword, spear, bow, and shield to defeat the Waves. Naofumi Iwatani, armed only with a meager shield, is mocked by his fellow heroes and by the kingdom's inhabitants because of his mediocre offensive power and demeanor.

The only willing partner Naofumi has is Malty Melromarc. She soon betrays him, and he's unfairly accused of exploiting her. Naofumi gets resentment and discrimination from the people of Melromarc. Naofumi embarks on a journey to rebuild himself and his reputation. Naofumi decides that he can't go alone, so he buys a slave named Raphtalia to travel with him.

In order to save the Melromarcans from their doomed future, Naofumi and Raphtalia need to withstand the waves.

Berserk

Kenpuu Denki Berserk adapts the manga's first 12 volumes and part of the 13th. While the tale remains true to the source material, many of the more graphic representations of violence, characters, and other topics were cut from the anime.

Guts, a young traveling mercenary known as the Black Swordsman, carries a large sword. He takes the jobs that pay the most, but he never stays with one group for too long. That is, until he meets the Band of the Hawk. Ambushed after a job, Guts kills many of its members. Griffith, the Band of the Falcon's leader and founder, duels Guts and manages to defeat the giant-sword-wielding Guts.

Guts regains consciousness two days after being healed by the Band of the Hawks. Guts confronts Griffith again, and this time Guts says he's going to join the Falcons if he loses. And Guts loses, so Griffith accepts him.

Gus has three years to become a Band of Hawks commander. On the battlefield, he can take on big groups of opponents, second only to Griffith. Gus' strength and Griffith's leadership make the Band of the Hawk the best at anything they do. Yet there's something sinister lurking in the shadows to threaten Guts.

 Mushoku Tensei: Jobless Reincarnation

Despite being tormented, scorned, and oppressed his entire life, a 34-year-old shut-in had the courage to do something heroic—only for it to end tragically. But, in an unbelievable turn of events, he awakens in another universe as Rudeus Greyrat, resuming his existence as a newborn born to two adoring parents.

Rudeus adapts to his new environment by retaining his memories and expertise from his prior life. With the mentality of an adult, he begins to demonstrate the magical talent that surpasses all expectations, honing his skills with the assistance of a magician named Roxy Migurdia. Rudeus learns how to fight with a sword from his father, Paul, and meets Sylphiette, a young girl who rapidly becomes his best friend.

As Rudeus' second chance at life begins, he strives to make the most of his newfound freedom while overcoming his horrific background. And maybe one day he'll find the one thing he couldn't find in his previous life: love.

 Aesthetica of a Rogue Hero

Aesthetica of a Rogue Hero is a Japanese light book series by Tetsuto Uesu. Arms aired a 12-part anime adaptation from July to September 2012. Funimation licensed it for North America, and the Blu-ray edition came out on December 17, 2013.

Since the discovery of "Samon Syndrome" 30 years ago, hundreds of young people have been to fantasy worlds, with only a handful returning with exceptional powers.

The "Rogue Hero" Akatsuki Ousawa leaves the magical country of Alayzard to confront fresh challenges on Earth. He returns with Miu, the Demon King's daughter, who must now disguise herself as his little sister. On their way to a fantasy planet, they enroll at Babel, a special school for persons endowed with magical capabilities.

However, the pseudo-siblings are unsure about Babel's genuine purpose. Will Akatsuki and Miu be able to overcome the hostile student council and unearth hidden forces?

 Well, that’s it for our list of 20 anime recommendations like Redo of Healer. We hope you enjoyed it and found some new favorites to watch. Be sure to let us know in the comments what controversial anime series we missed and why they should have been included. And don��t forget to check out our other lists for more great anime recommendations. Thanks for reading!

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Auto Haus offers a mobile car wash service that brings the convenience of a professional car cleaning service to your location.

  It's tough to keep your car clean when you're always on the go. Between work, errands, and social obligations, there just never seems to be enough time in the day to get everything done. 

Not only is it tough to find the time to clean your car, but it can also be expensive if you have to take it to a professional car wash.

Auto Haus offers mobile car wash services that come right to your location. We offer various services that include cleaning, vacuuming, polishing, and more so that you can have a clean and shiny car without sacrificing any of your precious free time.

Why choose a mobile car wash?

Mobile car wash services have become increasingly popular in recent years, and it's easy to see why. For busy people, they offer a great way to save time. Instead of driving to a car wash and waiting in line, you can simply have the car wash come to you. And if you need the service on short notice,  Auto Haus can respond quickly and get the job done.

In addition, we generally offer a more professional service than traditional car washes. Our team is usually more experienced and better trained, and they have all the necessary equipment to do a good job. As a result, you can expect your car to look its best when they're finished with it.

So if you're looking for a convenient and professional car wash service, check out our mobile car wash service. You'll be glad you did!

Small Vehicles

 Looking for a mobile car wash service that will come to your location? Look no further! Auto Haus offers a wide range of services for all small vehicles, from sedans and compacts to hatchbacks and coupes. We also offer motorcycle detailing, so you can keep your two-wheeled beauty in top condition.

 Medium Vehicles

Auto Haus mobile car wash services offer a premium carwash experience without the premium price. We come to you and service all medium-sized vehicles, from sedans to wagons to crossover SUVs with 2nd-row seating. So whether you're looking for a weekly wash or just a one-time clean, we've got you covered.

Large Vehicles

Auto Haus offers a unique mobile car wash service that caters to large vehicles like SUVs and crossovers with 3rd-row seating (length over 4,800mm), minivans, and large pickup trucks. We come to you so you can save time and hassle.

Commercial Vehicles

We know you're busy. You don't have time to waste driving your car to the carwash and waiting in line. That's why we bring the carwash to you. Auto Haus offers a mobile car wash service that caters to commercial vehicles like lorries, vans, tractors, pickup trucks, and "car-derived vans." We come to you so you can save time and hassle.

Why choose us?

 No call-out fees

We want our clients to know that we're here for them and that their satisfaction is our number one priority. So the next time you need a professional car guy, remember, we won't charge you just to show up. That's not how we do business.

 Fully Equipped

We take our title as professional mobile detailers very seriously. To live up to this name, we use only the highest quality equipment available and ensure that we are always fully equipped with both water and electricity.

 Friendly Customer Service

As a business, we pride ourselves on our customer service. Our whole customer experience is built around making sure you, the customer, are happy. So if you have any questions regarding our services, please don't hesitate to contact us.

Trustworthy

We understand that your car is more than just a mode of transportation. It's a trusty companion that's been with you through thick and thin. That's why we take pride in the integrity of our business. When you entrust your car to us, we'll treat it like it is our own, with care and respect.

 Convenient 

We understand that your time is valuable. That's why we offer a mobile car detailing service that comes to you at your convenience. Whether at work, at home, or running errands, we'll take care of your car while you take care of business.

 Frequently Asked Questions

Can you remove scratches, and how much do you charge?

We're happy to remove minor surface scratches from your paint job. We charge $70 for a 30 cm x 30 cm space for polished scratch removal. Please remember that very deep (paint chipped) scratches require a re-spray; this is not something we do. However, we are always happy to point you in the right direction to a business specialising in that sort of thing.

 What areas do you operate in?

Auto Haus mobile car wash currently operates in all the surrounding areas and suburbs listed on the homepage under the "Our Service Areas" section. We are always looking to expand our service area so that we can provide our top-quality car wash services to even more people. If you don't see your area listed on our website, please contact us, and we will let you know if we are able to service your area.

 Do I need to provide water and electricity? I live in an apartment.

The answer is no-we are fully equipped with our own water and electricity. However, we require two parking spaces to detail your vehicle. So if you're living in an apartment, make sure you have plenty of room for us to work our magic!

 How long does your service take?

Depending on what kind of package you choose, our services can take anywhere from 1 to 8 hours. And if you're wondering, no, that's not a typo-we really do mean 8 HOURS. But seriously, it just depends on the condition of your car and what kind of package you choose.

Note: Our time estimates are also given on our package bookings page.

Do you take card payments?

We take card payments, provide invoices to our business clients, and, of course, we accept cash payments. And for our cash-paying customers, we always have change on board, so you don't have to worry about overspending. So whatever your preference, rest assured that we are properly equipped to facilitate any type of transaction. 

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Car Detailing Services offered in Ascot

It's hard to find a good, reputable car detailing service that will come to your location. 

 Not only is it hard to find a good car detailing service, but it's also tough to know if the service you're considering is reliable or not. How do you know if they'll show up on time? What if they damage your car?

 <<Brand name here>> Auto Haus offers a mobile car detailing service that comes to your location anywhere in Ascot. We are a reliable and reputable company with years of experience in the industry. We use only the best products and techniques to clean and polish your car, so you can be sure it will look and feel like new when we're done.

 Services offered in Ascot

 Mobile Car Wash

Looking for a car wash that comes to you? <<Brand name here>> Auto Haus offers a mobile car wash service that brings the convenience of a professional car cleaning service to your location. We offer a variety of services, including cleaning, vacuuming, polishing, and more.

Mobile Detailing

Looking for a car detailing service that goes above and beyond? <<Brand name here>> Auto Haus is here to take care of all your detailing needs. We come directly to you and provide top-to-bottom detailing that will make your car look new again. Plus, we use only the best products and materials, so you can be sure the job is done right.

Interior Detailing

<<Brand name here>> Auto Haus offers professional car detailing services that will have your car looking like it's just rolled off the showroom floor. We offer a variety of services, from vacuuming and shampooing the upholstery to cleaning and protecting the leather. We also treat the plastic and vinyl trim, making sure it stays looking good for years to come.

Exterior detailing

<<Brand name here>> Auto Haus is the detailing team for car guys who want their vehicles to look their best. We use the highest quality products and equipment to restore and surpass the original condition of your car's exterior. From vacuuming to polishing, we'll have it looking better than ever. 

Pre Car Sale detailing

Make sure your car looks its best with a pre-sale detail from <<Brand name here>> Auto Haus. We'll clean and polish the wheels and tires, deep-clean the paintwork, and shampoo the carpets and leather seats. Our detailing work will restore your car to its former glory. The aim is to make it look and feel brand new prior to sale, so you can get top dollar for your ride.

ADD ON SERVICES

We offer a range of services, from ceramic coating to engine bay detailing, that will help keep your car looking and running its best. We are passionate about cars and want to help you take care of yours.

Call <<Brand name here>> Auto Haus

Tired of not being able to find time to clean your car?

<<Brand name here>> Auto Haus offers a mobile car wash and detailing service that comes to you! We understand that life can be busy, so we make it easy for you by coming to your home or office in Ascot. Plus, our detailing services are affordable, and our team is professional and friendly.

 You deserve to have a clean car without having to sacrifice your time. Let <<Brand name here>> Auto Haus take care of everything for you- from the initial deep cleaning to keeping it clean with regular visits. We come to you, so you never have to worry about finding the time or a place to take your car. Schedule an appointment today!

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12 essential plumbing tips

We tend to need a plumber at odd hours of the night, in the morning, or on weekends, when fees can be double what they usually are. Most plumbers wouldn't want to come to your house at odd hours, just as you might not want him to come to your home. You might not know this, but there are many plumbing problems that are avoidable or that are inexpensive if handled early. Here is a list of things your plumber would like you to know so you can both enjoy an uninterrupted weekend of relaxation or a worry-free night's sleep.

 You shouldn't stuff things under the sink.

Sewer gases are prevented from entering your home through drain traps located under the sink while wastewater is allowed to flow. In addition, they catch items such as jewellery that may fall into the sink. Screw-on joints connect traps to surrounding pipes, making them easy to remove when cleaning clogged drain pipes. However, these joints can come loose, causing water leaks under the sink. Maintain a clutter-free area under the sink to avoid trap leaks. It means removing trash cans, cleaners, or fire extinguishers from traps, so nothing bumps into the pipes.

Garbage disposals are not trash cans.

Garbage disposals are among plumbers' least-liked appliances due to homeowners' lack of knowledge about how they work. A garbage disposal isn't a second trash can, despite its name. They can't handle large amounts of food waste, and fibrous foods, like celery and potato peels can quickly clog them. Save your sink by tossing food scraps in the compost pile, and when you do run the disposal, rinse the ground food down the drain with lots of water.

The toilet is not a trash can.

All of this is likely familiar to you, but it is true. Make sure you don't flush anything that shouldn't be there. Never flush feminine hygiene products, cotton swabs, paper towels, toilet paper, makeup-removing wipes, or litter clumps that can be flushed. The products aren't designed to break down when flushed, so doing so can result in pipes getting clogged. Commodes must be used only for their intended purposes to prevent problems.

Grease being poured down the sink

You may have to hire a professional to unclog your pipes if you pour bacon grease, frying oil, and other greasy substances down the sink drain. The fat in grease coagulates as it cools, and when the fat solidifies in your pipes, it causes heavy clogs that can block your pipes and cause slow drains. Be smart and don't flush fat drippings down the drain. Let the grease cool. Next, scrape it into a non-recyclable container and throw it away in the trash.

Caustic cleaners should be avoided

Using conventional drain cleaners as soon as a sink or tub drains slowly may seem like an easy solution, but over time, caustic oxidizing chemicals can cause corrosion and leaks in old drain pipes. Use a natural drain cleaning product that breaks down clogs by enzymatic action the next time you have an issue with a nasty clog. The process is slower than using caustic chemicals but is gentler and safer for your pipes.

You shouldn't ignore water around the toilet's base.

The wetness does not have to be excessive; just a small puddle, the presence of extra water, or constant wetness near the commode can indicate a bad seal. In spite of its appearance, leaks can damage bathroom subflooring, resulting in mould, rot, and expensive repairs. Rather than putting yourself through more inconvenience, replace the wax ring seal sooner rather than later.

Check for Leaks

Having a high monthly water bill while your water usage remains the same could mean you have a leak. If you want to find out, shut off all faucets and any appliances that use water, like your dishwasher. After that, check your water meter. A moving water meter indicates that water is flowing somewhere inside your home. You have a leak. The problem needs to be addressed quickly. Contact a plumber and shut off the water.

Know your limits

In case of a major plumbing problem, it would be best to hire a professional plumber right away rather than try to fix it yourself. Unless you are aware of your own limitations, you may be forced to pay a licensed plumber to fix your amateur errors and other expenses for water damage repair.

Keep away from septic lines

When it comes to plumbing pipes, out of sight shouldn't mean out of mind. If your property has a septic system, you'll find that the lateral sewer lines are buried underneath. Often forgotten because they're hidden, a sewer pipe can collapse if you drive a heavy vehicle over them -costing thousands of dollars in repair costs and possible health hazards as this would be considered a black water plumbing emergency.

Before going on vacation, turn off your water valve

There is nothing worse than returning home from a two-week vacation to find your house flooded. Turn off the main water valve before you leave to avoid disaster. Bleed the water pressure from the lines by opening the faucets at the sinks or tubs. It may seem like a lot of work, but remember that closing the faucet is a lot easier than risking a major leak and costly cleanup.

Every year, flush your water heater

If you are an expert do-it-yourselfer, you can clean your hot water heater tank annually (consult your manual for directions). Minerals build up in your appliance over time and cause it to malfunction. It's best to have a plumber do the job if you aren't confident doing it yourself. A simple maintenance task like this can lengthen the life of your water heater significantly.

Take the advice of the pros

When you get advice from an experienced plumber, maybe you should listen to them instead of your grandpa's tried and tested methods of fixing leaks. If there are any plumbing issues, it's best to consult the best plumbers in Perth at <<Plumbing Services Company Name>>. 

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What is scaffolding parenting?

Support them with empathy, validation, and intervention.

Structure routines and schedules to give a child a sense of security.

Encourage kidsScaffold Parenting for Younger Children

Scaffold Parenting for Older Children

What is scaffolding parenting?

Scaffolding parenting is a technique used to help children learn new ideas beyond what they already know. The term was coined by Dr. Harold S. Koplewicz, a child and adolescent psychiatrist, and is based on the concept of scaffolding in construction. Just as scaffolding provides support to a building during construction, scaffolding parenting provides support, structure, and encouragement to children as they learn and grow.

One of the key aspects of scaffolding parenting is providing support. This can take many forms, from offering emotional support during difficult times to lending a helping hand with homework. It is important for parents to be there for their children, both when they are struggling and when they are celebrating successes.

Another important element of scaffolding parenting is providing structure. This includes setting clear expectations and boundaries and providing consistent routines. Children thrive when they know what is expected of them, and a well-structured home environment can help them to feel safe and secure.

Finally, scaffolding parenting involves providing encouragement. This means praising effort and achievement and offering words of encouragement when children face challenges. By supporting, nurturing, and encouraging their children, parents can help them to reach their full potential.

The benefits of scaffolding parenting

When done effectively, scaffolding parenting can have a number of benefits for children:

It can help children feel safe and secure, which is essential for their overall development.

It can help children learn basic skills and social skills that will be beneficial to them throughout their lives.

It can help children develop a positive self-image and a healthy sense of self-esteem.

Scaffolding parenting can help children develop into happy, successful adults.

Tips for implementing scaffolding parenting in your own home?

The key to scaffold parenting is to provide your child with the encouragement, structure, and guidance they need to succeed. They should always know that they can come to you with issues, but they should also know that they can try things on their own without you rushing in to save the day. They should feel empowered but still feel like you have their back. By teaching them basic skills and helping them to develop critical thinking skills, you will give them the tools they need to thrive in the world. But most importantly, by being there for them when they need you, you will show them that they are never alone.

One of the key things to remember when scaffolding parenting for younger children is to avoid helicopter parenting and instead let them learn through trial and error. It can be tempting to step in and fix things when your child makes a mess, but it's important to resist the urge and instead give them suggestions or show them different ways to do things. This way, they can learn on their own with your support. It's all part of the learning process! And by allowing your child to learn independently, you're helping them develop essential life skills that they'll use for years to come.

Parenting an older child can be tricky. They are old enough to know better but are still learning and need our support. The key to scaffolding parenting for older children is to provide a bit of support without being overwhelming. This might include gentle reminders about turning in assignments or sending them articles on the risks of STDs. When it comes to financial matters, ask how they are going along with rent and other living expenses. Give advice when they ask for it, but don't dole out money. By taking this approach, we can help our children navigate this learning process while still respecting their independence.

How to scaffold your child's learning?

A love of learning is one of the best gifts a parent can give their child. By scaffolding their learning at home, you can help them build the skills they need to be successful in school and beyond. Scaffolding involves providing support for a child as they learn new concepts or skills. It can take many forms, from reading together to providing encouragement and praise. As children grow, they will naturally start to want more independence. It's important to strike a balance between challenge and support, giving them the chance to try new things while still being there to catch them if they stumble. Every child is different, so there is no one-size-fits-all approach to scaffolding.

Observe

By observing what children are doing, you can get a sense of their current level of understanding and interest. You can also observe what skills children already know, such as how to use sticky tape, a stapler, or glue. This will help you to see where their functioning skills are and what areas need development. In addition, by scaffolding your child's learning, you will be able to provide them with the support they need to grow and develop as a learner.

Ask them questions

Asking questions is a great way to scaffold your child's learning at home. It can help you gauge their level of understanding and identify any areas where they may need further support. When asking questions, be sure to choose ones that are appropriate for your child's age and development level. For young children, open-ended questions are often more successful than closed ones. This is because they encourage creative thinking and problem-solving skills. For older children, closed-ended questions can be used to check for understanding or to provide opportunities for practice. By scaffolding your child's learning in this way, you can encourage their continued development and success.

Show them the ropes.

One of the best ways to scaffold your child's learning at home is to demonstrate how to apply new knowledge to daily routines. This can help children become more independent and confident in their abilities. For example, if you introduce a new vocabulary word, show your child how to use it in a sentence. Or, if you introduce a new concept, tool, or skill, help them practice using it in a hands-on way. By taking the time to scaffold your child's learning at home, you can give them the independence they need to thrive.

Watch them fly.

In order to scaffold your child's learning at home, you need to take a step back and let them explore independently. This doesn't mean that you should be completely hands-off, but rather that you should give them the opportunity to apply what they've learned in their own way. Of course, they might not always want to use the new skill or concept, but that's okay. It's important to allow children to make their own decisions and take ownership of their learning. By taking a step back, you're giving them the chance to learn in a more meaningful way.

Repeat

Be ready to catch them when they falter. More often than not, they will fail. Kids experience frustration, get angry, and may give up. But that is why you are there to provide support and encouragement. Let's go back to step one and begin the constructive process again.

When the child succeeds, we still go back to step one because you may have already observed other aspects they need to work on. But don't rush; they may have other plans with the new skills they learned from you. Again, observe, support, and encourage.

In a Nutshell

So, what is scaffolding parenting? It's a way of supporting kids with empathy, validation, and intervention so that they can learn and grow in a safe environment. Structure routines and schedules to give them a sense of security, encourage them when they try new things (even if they don't succeed), avoid helicopter parenting, and instead let them learn through trial and error; but provide a bit of support without being overwhelming. Observe their behavior, ask them questions about it, show them the ropes – then step back and watch them fly. Repeat as necessary! If you have any tips or stories to share on your own journey into scaffolding parenting, please comment below or share this article with fellow parents.