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#Positiveparenting Reel by @katy_g_blog - This isn't discipline. It's fear. And fear doesn't teach skills, it trains survival. 1. IGNORING Silent treatment teaches: love can disappear. 2. P
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This isn't discipline. It's fear. And fear doesn't teach skills, it trains survival. 1. IGNORING Silent treatment teaches: love can disappear. 2. PUBLIC HUMILIATION Shame doesn't correct, it breaks trust. 3. WITHHOLDING LOVE Kids learn they must earn affection. 4. COMPARING TO OTHERS It's not motivation, it's rejection. 5. THREATS TO LEAVE OR GIVE THEM AWAY It creates abandonment terror. 6. PHYSICAL PUNISHMENT It teaches: love can hurt, violence solves problems. 7. EMOTIONAL BLACKMAIL Kids carry your feelings like a burden. 8. LOCKING THEM AWAY ALONE They don't reflect, they feel abandoned. 9. PUNISHMENT WITH SILENCE AND COLDNESS They'll do anything to get your warmth back, even lose themselves. Discipline should teach, not terrify. Comment START and I'll send you the guide to calm, consistent boundaries that help kids regulate without yelling. #parenting #gentleparenting #childpsychology #positiveparenting #momlife
#Positiveparenting Reel by @katysblog_ - This isn't discipline. It's fear. And fear doesn't teach skills, it trains survival. 1. IGNORING Silent treatment teaches: love can disappear. 2. P
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This isn't discipline. It's fear. And fear doesn't teach skills, it trains survival. 1. IGNORING Silent treatment teaches: love can disappear. 2. PUBLIC HUMILIATION Shame doesn't correct, it breaks trust. 3. WITHHOLDING LOVE Kids learn they must earn affection. 4. COMPARING TO OTHERS It's not motivation, it's rejection. 5. THREATS TO LEAVE OR GIVE THEM AWAY It creates abandonment terror. 6. PHYSICAL PUNISHMENT It teaches: love can hurt, violence solves problems. 7. EMOTIONAL BLACKMAIL Kids carry your feelings like a burden. 8. LOCKING THEM AWAY ALONE They don't reflect, they feel abandoned. 9. PUNISHMENT WITH SILENCE AND COLDNESS They'll do anything to get your warmth back, even lose themselves. Discipline should teach, not terrify. Comment START and I'll send you the guide to calm, consistent boundaries that help kids regulate without yelling. #parenting #gentleparenting #childpsychology #positiveparenting #momlife
#Positiveparenting Reel by @davidcoleman.ie (verified account) - Q&A all about the rudeness and dismissiveness of young teenagers… #davidcoleman #drdavidcoleman #psychology #positiveparenting #emotions #teenagers #
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Q&A all about the rudeness and dismissiveness of young teenagers… #davidcoleman #drdavidcoleman #psychology #positiveparenting #emotions #teenagers #parent #parenting #motherhood #momlife #kids #family #parenthood #parentingtips #parents #children #mom #dadlife #fatherhood #mumlife #toddler #tipsparenting #parentinglife #dad #familytime #toddlerlife #mentalhealth #adolescence #parentingadvice
#Positiveparenting Reel by @mother_inbalance - Here's what their behaviour might really mean 👇 1️⃣ They're clingy all of a sudden… → They're seeking emotional safety. Reassure with closeness: "Yo
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Here’s what their behaviour might really mean 👇 1️⃣ They’re clingy all of a sudden… → They’re seeking emotional safety. Reassure with closeness: “You can stay near me as long as you need.” ⸻ 2️⃣ They explode over small things. → Their nervous system is maxed out. Co-regulate instead of correct: “It’s a lot right now. I’m here with you.” ⸻ 3️⃣ They cry every time you leave. → Their attachment system is activated. Narrate every separation. Be consistent. Build trust. ⸻ 4️⃣ They avoid eye contact. → They may be overwhelmed or ashamed. Connect gently, engage in side-by-side play, use a soft voice, and apply no pressure. ⸻ 5️⃣ They want the same spoon, clothes, or routine. → They’re trying to feel in control. Respect the routine. Offer small choices. ⸻ 6️⃣ They hit, bite, or throw things. → They’re coping with overwhelm, not being “bad.” Set gentle boundaries: “I won’t let you hit. Let’s stomp instead.” ⸻ 7️⃣ They scream or collapse over tiny things. → Their system is overloaded. Model calm: “This is hard. Let’s figure it out together.” ⸻ 8️⃣ They hurt someone then cry. → They’re scared by their own impulses. Repair without shame: “You were upset. Let’s try again.” ⸻ 9️⃣ They start bedwetting or baby talk. → Stress pulls them to a safer stage. Don’t rush. Offer comfort, not shame. ⸻ 🔟 They cover their ears, avoid physical contact, or dislike certain clothing. → Their sensory system is overstimulated. Lower the load. Move softly. Let them lead. ⸻ 💾 Save this post, you’ll want to reread it when things feel hard. 👣 Follow for real, gentle parenting wisdom that helps you understand your child, not just manage them. #gentleparenting #positiveparenting #parentingtips #childdevelopment #parentinghacks explorepage fyp trending trendingnow
#Positiveparenting Reel by @mike_on_parenting (verified account) - You love your kid. That's not the question. The question is: Are you building the skills they'll need later or just surviving today? What we ignore
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You love your kid. That’s not the question. The question is: Are you building the skills they’ll need later or just surviving today? What we ignore now doesn’t disappear. It grows. Big feelings become big blow-ups. No patience becomes quitting. Poor communication becomes hiding or exploding. You don’t have to be perfect. Just intentional…while it still matters most. #positiveparenting #parentingadvice #parentingtips #parentcoach #parentingsupport
#Positiveparenting Reel by @parentinghealthinstitute (verified account) - This is your reminder… Babies are always learning. Not from what we tell them… but from what they see, feel, and experience. Look at this moment 🥹
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This is your reminder… Babies are always learning. Not from what we tell them… but from what they see, feel, and experience. Look at this moment 🥹 A sibling teaching through presence, movement, and connection. This is observational learning in its purest form. No pressure. No forcing. No “training.” Just connection, curiosity, and modeling. ✨ This is how development unfolds naturally. At the International Parenting & Health Institute, we teach parents and coaches to understand the root of behavior, development, and sleep through a holistic lens. Because when you understand how a child learns, everything changes. 🤍 Less frustration 🤍 More connection 🤍 Real confidence in your parenting Save this if it made you smile and rethink how children truly learn. Video credit unknown please DM for credit or removal
#Positiveparenting Reel by @happymom_secrets - Day 6 of our 10-day life skills challenge 💛 Today he cleaned his washroom- from the sink to the mirror to his own space ✨ Teaching him that taking ca
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Day 6 of our 10-day life skills challenge 💛 Today he cleaned his washroom— from the sink to the mirror to his own space ✨ Teaching him that taking care of your surroundings is not someone else’s job… it’s your responsibility ❤️ And yes, this is especially important for our boys 💫 Because housework is not a “gender role”, it’s a basic life skill 🌼 Raising him to be independent, aware & responsible 💛 #lifeskillsforkids #raisingboysright #positiveparenting #genderneutralparenting #parentingindia
#Positiveparenting Reel by @iecedpakistan - The Mistake in Child Development Dr. Deborah L. Tillman urges parents: Keep phones away from your children. Excessive screen time harms brain develo
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The Mistake in Child Development Dr. Deborah L. Tillman urges parents: Keep phones away from your children. Excessive screen time harms brain development, affecting cognitive growth and learning. Prioritize hands-on, creative activities for healthier development. #ParentingTips #ChildDevelopment #LimitScreenTime #PositiveParenting #DrDeborahTillman #ECE #ECECommunity #parents
#Positiveparenting Reel by @travelsfillsyoursoul (verified account) - Every morning before we rush to reach School, we pause for few seconds. 💛🧿❤️ We speak life. We choose kindness and trying to Build a character. I r
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Every morning before we rush to reach School, we pause for few seconds. 💛🧿❤️ We speak life. We choose kindness and trying to Build a character. I remind my Boys to be humble in their wins, kind to their friends, respectful to their teachers, and strong enough to walk the right path - even when it’s not the easy one. Because you either WIN or you LEARN. To try, try again and not give up! Believing in themselves. It’s ok to Cry but get back up stronger. To train their brains to think big and stay positive. To control the words that come out of their mouths. To compete with no one but the person they were yesterday. Because confidence isn’t loud; Character isn’t accidental. And greatness starts in the quiet moments at home. I always explain them that when Mommy says NO to things; it’s for their own good. Just a humble Reminder that We’re not just raising kids; we’re raising good humans and our next generation. ❤️🥰🫶🧿🧿 Do you have any morning Mantras or affirmation quotes? Follow @travelsfillsyoursoul for more family friendly content. #MorningAffirmations #PositiveParenting #RaisingKindHumans #MomLife #StrongMindsKindHearts
#Positiveparenting Reel by @junipaediatrics (verified account) - The screen at dinner isn't the problem. The assumption that your child should be able to eat without it, without anyone asking why, that's the problem
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The screen at dinner isn’t the problem. The assumption that your child should be able to eat without it, without anyone asking why, that’s the problem. 👉 I’m Court, Paediatric Clinical Nutritionist, Feeding Therapist and Mum. Follow for evidence-based nutrition that goes deeper than “eat more greens.” For a child with ADHD, eating is already a high-demand task. Before the first bite, their nervous system is managing sensory input, staying seated, tolerating food smells and textures, and regulating their body enough to chew and swallow. That’s a lot. The screen? Sometimes it’s the thing that brings their nervous system down enough to eat at all. That’s nervous system regulation in action. Here’s what I’d actually tell you as a clinician: → A regulated child eats more than a dysregulated one, full stop → The goal is always getting food in first, then slowly expanding what’s possible → Screens can reduce sensory overwhelm and lower the fight-or-flight response that shuts appetite down → Using a screen to support eating is a bridge, not a destination, and bridges are allowed → Pressure at mealtimes creates negative associations with food that can last years → Your child’s brain needs fuel to regulate, focus, and function, however we get that in matters → “Perfect mealtimes” are not a prerequisite for good nutrition → Connection and calm at the table will always do more than rules about devices This isn’t permission to drop all the rules and never work toward screen-free meals. It’s permission to stop punishing yourself for doing what works right now. The research on feeding children with ADHD is clear: stress and pressure make eating harder, not easier. Reducing anxiety around mealtimes, whatever that takes, is a legitimate, evidence-based strategy. You’re meeting your child where they are. And that’s exactly where feeding therapy starts. Save this. Share it with someone who needs to hear it. Screenshot it for the next time someone makes you feel guilty about the iPad at dinner.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​
#Positiveparenting Reel by @behaviortalkmama (verified account) - Here's the thing… Saying "gentle hands" or stating the boundary of "I will not let you hit me" feels like we're doing something in the moment to stop
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Here’s the thing… Saying “gentle hands” or stating the boundary of “I will not let you hit me” feels like we’re doing something in the moment to stop the hitting. But it doesn’t actually teach the child the skill they need to replace the hitting; the skill that communicates the same need that they tried to get with the hitting Because the hitting? It’s trying to communicate SOMETHING: Maybe they want my attention, don’t want to share a toy, want something they can’t have, or are upset about something. So instead of telling my child what not to do (“no hitting”), I focus on teaching them what they *can* do / say to get their need met This can look like: ✨If they’re hitting for attention, I teach them to tap my arm and say, “Mom, look!” or simply “mama!” ✨ If they’re upset, I model how to say, “I’m mad” ✨ If they don’t want something, I teach “no thanks” We practice these phrases during play, coming up with scenarios and practicing together in calm moments → And during hitting moments, instead of saying “hands are not for hitting,” I respond with the phrase they’re learning: “Mom, look!’” 👉🏻 and if they repeat the phrase? I immediately look and reinforce them using their language! ⚡️“Wow thanks for using your words! What did you want to show me?” With practice and consistency, the hitting will stop, and their new skill will become stronger. I hope this was helpful! Join me as I share more simple, yet effective behavior tips to help make parenting feel a little easier 🩷 #momlife #toddlermom #parentingtips #childbehavior #parenting #positiveparenting #motherhood
#Positiveparenting Reel by @playfulheartparenting (verified account) - These aren't the types of videos that usually go viral, but here's why they SHOULD! 🤓 Taking just a minute here and there to play easy, simple, sill
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These aren’t the types of videos that usually go viral, but here’s why they SHOULD! 🤓 Taking just a minute here and there to play easy, simple, silly games like this can add up over time in a powerful way. I totally get why my posts about playful “tactics” get more attention — things like playful ways to handle rudeness, impatience, etc. It’s helpful to have kind, loving tools for tricky moments! AND… infusing silliness into everyday interactions — even with silly games like this where you can literally be lying down! — helps create an atmosphere of lightheartedness that reduces challenging behavior before it even starts! It’s like preventative medicine vs. curative medicine. Play can be both. Plus, and maybe even more importantly, we ALL deserve to just take breaks and laugh. Especially parents! 👉 Comment “guide” for info on my $5 guide “From Tired to Playful” — which is JAM-PACKED with easy, creative, connection-based games like this. #PlayBasedLearning #SocialEmotionalLearning #ParentingTips #ChildhoodDevelopment #PlayfulParenting #EarlyChildhoodEducation #PositiveParenting

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