#mindfulparenting

[mindfulparentingproject]

Hey y'all. Healing is possible. It's hard and it takes years. There are things you may not be able to fully heal and there are things you will let go of quickly. It's okay. There is no timeline for healing.

[thedirtbagdad]

Contemporarily, “discipline” can be associated with punishment. It’s helpful to remember that there is another meaning that is more helpful: regular practice. The root of “discipline” comes from Koine (common) Greek meaning “to teach.” The word “disciple” (which can have a vey different association) is from the same root (Koine Greek is the dialect in which the Christian New Testament is written). A disciple, in a positive sense, is a teacher. Back to co-regulation from etymology: There’s a saying an escalated adult yelling at at an escalated and outwardly upset kid to “calm down” has never effectively worked. Rather, co-regulation by showing empathy and understanding and demonstrating a safe environment and state within the co-regulator can help a child return to a baseline (non-escalated) state where the cognitive/rational mind is back in play. This is when cosquences and accountability can start to be addressed. #Repost @monadelahooke ・・・ Co-regulation is a new parenting buzzword, but it's been a cornerstone in resilience literature and infant/toddler mental health for decades. Somewhere along the way, behavioral contingencies (rewards/consequences) became synonymous with discipline and raising children well. The science on resilience is clear, however: the way we help children become self-regulated (one day) and develop self-control, is through the beautiful process of co-regulation. I share all about how to do it in my latest book, Brain Body Parenting. #Coregulation #resilience #responsiveparenting #mindfulparenting #consciousparenting #earlychildhoodeducation #earlyintervention #paradigmshiftparenting #reparenting https://www.instagram.com/p/ClotqSqvVuR89L8-nULVxXYRtXkwH489rw-muw0/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[coobari]

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[organicbeing]

"Unmasking Parenthood: Overcoming the Silent Struggles of Neurodivergence"

Silent Struggles: Navigating Parenthood with Undiagnosed Neurodivergence Dear Reader, From an early age, many of us learn to mask our neurodivergence in order to fit into a world that wasn’t designed for us. Whether it’s suppressing the need to fidget, hiding emotional overwhelm, or forcing ourselves to maintain eye contact when it feels uncomfortable, masking becomes a survival mechanism to…

[sristiglobalschool]

Supporting your child's mental health is key! ❤️ Encourage love, play, conversations, and understanding their feelings in a positive environment. 🌟

[lenavlog25]

https://www.lyndadrake.com/present-not-perfect-parenting/

Some people have innate perfectionism tendencies, even before becoming parents. Some might be aware of it for a long time and didn’t think of dealing with it until it reared its ugly head. However, some people refuse to acknowledge that overcoming parental perfectionism is harmless for their children’s good. Those small build-ups of trying to be perfect for society will eventually build up during adulthood, especially parenthood…

[buuico]

Transform your relationship with your child and create a more harmonious family environment with our mindful parenting tips. Read now>> https://buui.co/post/mindful-parenting-tips

[kindnessncake]

Starting February with Love: Simple Acts of Self-Love

It's a count down to Love Day this month. Join me on a Fix It Friday to show yourself some love! #selfcare

Hello, Lovely Readers! As we usher in the fabulous month of February, often celebrated for its romantic vibes, I want to pivot our focus towards something equally heartwarming – self-love. This month, let’s embark on a journey of loving ourselves, because remember, the love we give to ourselves sets the tone for all the love we give and receive. 🌹 Easy Self-Care Practices Self-care doesn’t…

[readersmag]

The next step is to use the Strategic Parenting approach. This is an awesome program designed to work with difficult children. I advise you to seek out a therapist that is trained in Marriage and Family Therapy with experience using Cognitive Behavior Therapy or Strategic Therapy...

[starseedpsychics]

Understanding Your Starseed Child

Starseed children are truly fascinating beings, embodying unique qualities that set them apart on a spiritual level. In this blog post, we’ll delve into the essence of starseed children and explore practical insights on how to nurture and support their distinctive nature. Starseed children are believed to be souls originating from other planets or dimensions, choosing to incarnate on Earth to…

[tendertraditions]

Quick Tips: Harmony in Action - 6 Productive Mindfulness Tips for Every Family

Embrace Harmony! 🌟 6 mindful tips for a connected family. 💖 #HarmonyInAction #FamilyWellness #TogethernessTips"

Family Mindful Check-Ins: Begin or end the day with a family check-in to promote mindfulness and productivity. Each family member can share their goals or priorities for the day, fostering a sense of accountability and mutual support. This practice helps everyone stay on track, encourages effective time management, and strengthens family bonds through shared aspirations. Collaborative Chore…

[stonebridgeacademy]

Mindful parenting brings harmony to the home. Embrace the power of presence and understanding. 🌼

[freedominsidethebox]

Educate, Empower, and Inspire Your 5th Grader! 📚🌟

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