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#Coregulation Parenting Reel by @stay_calm_mommy - "It's not our job to make our kids happy." That line can feel sharp at first. But what Dr. Becky is really pointing to is this: our job is not to el
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“It’s not our job to make our kids happy.” That line can feel sharp at first. But what Dr. Becky is really pointing to is this: our job is not to eliminate every hard feeling. Our job is to help our children build the capacity to move through them. When we rush to fix every emotion, we unintentionally teach our kids that discomfort is dangerous. When we stay steady instead, we teach them that feelings are survivable. Neuroscience shows that emotional regulation develops through co-regulation. A calm adult nervous system helps wire a child’s brain to tolerate frustration, boredom, and disappointment. Happiness is not the goal. Resilience is. Security is. Capacity is. Video Credit: Dr. Kennedy /Louis Howe #ParentingReels #Emotiona Regulation #SecureAttachment #ModernParents #ConsciousParenting
#Coregulation Parenting Reel by @breakingcycles.co (verified account) - It's so easy to forget that the easy going kiddo still has a very childlike brain. It's easy to talk in front of them or even to them about things t
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It's so easy to forget that the easy going kiddo still has a very childlike brain. It's easy to talk in front of them or even to them about things that don't feel like a big deal. However little brains are wired for safety. So when we vent frustration, little red flags go up in their brains triggering, alert alert! Something is wrong, I need to fix it! It's why they draw pictures, bring you things, and are so sweet and kind(because they are!) But they're also trying to make things safe again. The viral piece? It's not keeping emotions from them or hiding things... it's accepting their kindness but then modeling what you're going to do about it. When you show them how your handling your feelings, they feel safe knowing you are taking care of it and it's not their responsibility or burden to carry. Need some help with moving through emotions, creating boundaries, emotional regulation, validation? The Breaking Cycles Method walks you through ALL the things! Comment METHOD and I'll send you the info for you to check out ❤️‍🩹 #childtherapy #raisingkids #gentleparent #emotionalintelligenceforkids #boundarysetting
#Coregulation Parenting Reel by @drjeff.pediatrics - Your child doesn't need to learn how to regulate in the moment they need to regulate. Instead, practicing regulation in calm moments helps them learn
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Your child doesn't need to learn how to regulate in the moment they need to regulate. Instead, practicing regulation in calm moments helps them learn how to regulate when they need to. #childdevelopment #parenttips #parenting
#Coregulation Parenting Reel by @happy.human.life (verified account) - If your kid ignoring you instantly lights a fuse inside your body… There's a reason. And it's not because you're "too reactive," "too strict," or "b
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If your kid ignoring you instantly lights a fuse inside your body… There’s a reason. And it’s not because you’re “too reactive,” “too strict,” or “bad at boundaries.” It’s because your nervous system learned (VERY early on) what disrespect, defiance, or being ignored meant in YOUR OWN childhood. And yeah… for a lot of us, those moments didn’t end well.
 👉 They came with yelling, shame, escalation, roughness, punishment.
 So now, when your kid walks right past the trash you just asked them to take out… It’s like your body just reacts before your brain can even catch up. So no… it’s not some sort of parenting failure. 
 It’s just old wiring running on autopilot. But you DON’T have to keep repeating those old cycles. You CAN regain control over how you show up to your kids’ triggering behaviors. 👉 IT REQUIRES INTENTIONAL WORK. Basically, you need to face the past in order to create space in your nervous system for new patterns to emerge. My wife (an OT) and I (a Psychologist) have been doing this kind of work for years. And one of the most impactful tools we’ve ever used (and still use)… Is a science-backed protocol (supported by over 200 studies) that’ll help you expose, process, and move beyond old patterns so you can being to write new ones. And the best part… The protocol takes just 15 minutes a week (seriously). It’s not an easy 15 minutes though…
 You’ll probably cry (especially during the first session or two), but that’s literally stored nervous system stress leaving the body. THIS is how you break old cycles and create the emotional space for new patterns to emerge. If you want to learn the protocol… We’ll teach it to you (and help you put it into practice) within our ‘RELEASE THE STRESS’ workshop. And right now, you can grab it on sale for only $15! Just head to our link in our bio (@happy.human.life) or comment STRESS for the info. And if you’re seeing this on Facebook, go here: 🌎 happyhumanlife.org/stress15 You CAN regain control over how you show up.
 You just have to make the brave decision to start. This is your first step. ✌️
#Coregulation Parenting Reel by @james_fish_gill (verified account) - ATTUNEMENT is the art of meeting another's experience with our presence, with a fiercely loving YES. Here are 3 powerful reasons to practice emotiona
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ATTUNEMENT is the art of meeting another’s experience with our presence, with a fiercely loving YES. Here are 3 powerful reasons to practice emotional attunement with our kids: 1. It helps our children feel safe and connected. When we notice and respond to their emotions, kids learn: “I’m seen and I matter.” That sense of safety builds trust and confidence. 2. It teaches our kids how emotions work
By naming and responding to feelings, we help children learn what they’re feeling and how to calm themselves over time. Our support now becomes their independence later. 3. It leads to better behaviour, not worse
Most of the challenging behaviour in our kids is a signal of very real unmet emotional needs. When kids feel deeply understood, and less alone in what they feel, they’re less likely to act out to get attention. That “attunement spoils kids” is a myth. Emotional attunement does not mean giving in, removing limits, or avoiding discipline. It means acknowledging a child’s feelings while still holding boundaries. We can say “I see you’re upset” and “the limit stays.” We can say “Your feelings make sense” and “your behavior still matters.” Attunement builds emotionally strong, resilient kids — not entitled ones. #attunement #emotionalresilience #parentingskills #consciouscommunication
#Coregulation Parenting Reel by @dramberthornton (verified account) - When you really ask yourself how your child handles emotions (in themselves or others), are you satisfied with what it might imply about you? That's
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When you really ask yourself how your child handles emotions (in themselves or others), are you satisfied with what it might imply about you? That’s the question I often find myself asking when I’m interacting with my own children. It’s also how I encourage other parents to think more deeply about their own interactions with their kids. Need help with this? 1️⃣ Read my book, ‘A Parent’s Guide to Self-Regulation’ to learn more tools and skills for how to better regulate and model emotions for your children. 2️⃣ Ready for a bigger step? Let’s work together in therapy! I support parents and families across 40+ states to improve and deepen emotional connections and would love to do that with you. 🔗 in bio to schedule a consultation.
#Coregulation Parenting Reel by @thelittledreameruk (verified account) - As parents, carers and practitioners we are all doing our best with what we know. This video is simply a reminder of the important role we play in sha
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As parents, carers and practitioners we are all doing our best with what we know. This video is simply a reminder of the important role we play in shaping children’s emotional well-being through our words, actions, and presence. That said, parenting is complex, and every child is unique. Mental health is influenced by many factors, including genetics, life experiences, and individual neurodevelopment. Even if we do everything in our power as parents, some children are neurologically wired to experience the world differently, and challenges can arise regardless of how intentional we are. I’d like to add that many of us are also working through patterns from our own childhoods while trying to parent differently. That in itself is an incredible step, recognising what we want to change and making the effort to break cycles for the next generation. This isn’t about blame - it’s about awareness. It’s about recognising our influence while also giving ourselves grace, knowing that perfection isn’t the goal. What truly matters is showing up with love, intention, and the willingness to grow alongside our children. 🖤 Words are written by - @highloveparenting and adapted by @we_nurture What are your thoughts? ————————————————————— 👉🏼Follow @thelittledreameruk. Parenting with heart and soul. Medical Mama certified in childcare. Daughter with Cystic Fibrosis. Come join us!
#Coregulation Parenting Reel by @readysetparent (verified account) - Comment LITTLE and I'll send you the link to the research-backed guide packed with practical tools, the science of parenthood, and real-life scripts f
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Comment LITTLE and I’ll send you the link to the research-backed guide packed with practical tools, the science of parenthood, and real-life scripts for raising secure, emotionally strong kids. 🎥 Video: @birbigs Speaker: Bob Odenkirk Most parents in the thick of it, managing tantrums, packing lunches, picking up toys scattered from here to the door, think, “I can’t wait until this gets easier.” But parents who’ve already watched their kids leave say that those exhausting years were the most meaningful of their lives. Here’s what most parents don’t realize until it’s over. ➡️ The chaos you’re surviving now is the connection you’ll one day long for. ➡️ Exhaustion feels heavy in the moment. Later, it becomes proof you were needed in a way that doesn’t last forever. ➡️ The repetitive tasks, like packing lunches, cleaning toys, answering the same question for the tenth time, aren’t stealing your time. They’re building memories in disguise. ➡️ Meaning doesn’t only come from milestones or big achievements. It grows quietly in the daily act of showing up for someone who depends on you. The parents who understand this don’t wait for nostalgia to teach it to them. They notice it now. In the noise, in the mess, in the middle of the unfinished kitchen. These years aren’t just something to survive. They’re something to experience while they’re still yours. Follow @readysetparent for research-backed parenting insights.
#Coregulation Parenting Reel by @innerwellness.courtney - What kids absorb most is not what we say, but how we move through stress, conflict, and emotion. 💛 Regulation starts with us. What we practice in ou
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What kids absorb most is not what we say, but how we move through stress, conflict, and emotion. 💛 Regulation starts with us. What we practice in our bodies becomes the emotional climate they carry into the world. If you don't want to pass down stress, reactivity, or emotional unsafety, comment BLUE. I will send you details.
#Coregulation Parenting Reel by @allicanbellc - Emotional regulation is the key to connection. 🔑 When our children get overwhelmed, sometimes it's triggering for us as parents because we don't wan
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Emotional regulation is the key to connection. 🔑 When our children get overwhelmed, sometimes it’s triggering for us as parents because we don’t want to see our children hurting. But it’s important we understand how to regulate our own emotions and help our little ones navigate their own. I’m leading a parenting series that goes over this and more starting February 21st. Link to register: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScp73S_UHIOGzUyzgLMm9TuidQL3EY_BvwpQ2k1u4YcIXQJdA/viewform #therapy #parentingskills #relationships #therapy #selfcare
#Coregulation Parenting Reel by @heavenly_reparenting - Parents. If you want meaningful relationships with your children then there is going to be personal work you'll need to do on yourself as a parent.
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Parents. If you want meaningful relationships with your children then there is going to be personal work you’ll need to do on yourself as a parent. There’s no way around it. Because if you can’t sit with your own discomfort, you will unknowingly silence your child’s. Not because you’re cruel. Not because you don’t love them. But because their feelings wake up the ones you were never allowed to feel. A child’s tears, anger, excitement, fear. They don’t ask to be fixed. They ask to be felt and seen by YOU. They need you to be this way. And that requires something radical: that you stop running from your own body when it tightens, your own chest when it aches, your own throat when it wants to close and start to recognise these were yours in your childhood to feel, too. When you can learn to stay present with your discomfort and feel your emotions yourself, then you stop managing your child’s emotions and start witnessing them in all their glory. That’s when they feel seen. That’s when they feel heard. That’s when they learn their feelings are safe to express because yours finally are too. This doesn’t have to take long because your body and soul actually naturally know how to do this. Comment “FEELINGS” and I’ll send you a step by step PDF on how to do this 🙌 #innerchildhealing #parentsupport #healingchildhoodtrauma #consciousparenting #parentingtips
#Coregulation Parenting Reel by @parenting.vistas - Co-regulation means you stay calm, steady, and present, so your child's nervous system can calm down too. Try this: Slow breathing Gentle words Just
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Co-regulation means you stay calm, steady, and present, so your child’s nervous system can calm down too. Try this: Slow breathing Gentle words Just being present Not fixing. Just guiding. Save this for the next meltdown. #parenting #nycparents #intentionalparenting #connection

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