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#Parentsupport Reel by @relatable.teacher.jim - Ep 13: The greatest baby hold This is the ultimate baby hold. It's good for their posture and they just absolutely love it. It always soothes Lola wh
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Ep 13: The greatest baby hold This is the ultimate baby hold. It’s good for their posture and they just absolutely love it. It always soothes Lola when she is fussy and she just loves walking around in this hold. This series is all about dads supporting dads so be sure to follow along and let me know what else I can show you. #dadadvice #parentsupport #babytips #newborn #parenttips
#Parentsupport Reel by @leahlamarr (verified account) - A baby?! In this economy?! 😭 #baby #parents #childfree #mom #dad
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A baby?! In this economy?! 😭 #baby #parents #childfree #mom #dad
#Parentsupport Reel by @baby.led.play (verified account) - Benefits of letting older babies/toddlers help: 💪 Early involvement in chores leads to voluntarily helping throughout childhood (if you wait you miss
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Benefits of letting older babies/toddlers help: 💪 Early involvement in chores leads to voluntarily helping throughout childhood (if you wait you miss the window they actually want to help) 💪 They see what needs to be done and when and learn to pay attention 💪 Transforms their role in the family to one of a reponsible, contributing member 💪 Fuels connection and feelings of significance which help diminish tantrums (that often come from feeling helpless) And if we don’t? 🤦‍♀️ Children will come to learn helping is not their job 🤦‍♀️ They’ll stop being motivated to help 🤦‍♀️ Their desire to cooperate in other areas will suffer: if they aren’t expected to cooperste with chores why should they suddenly be expected to cooperate in getting dressed in the morning? 🤦‍♀️ Tantrums erupt when they feel chronically helpless or not in control (tantrums are normal but including them can decrease frequency). For those that equate chores with ‘work’ or punishment… read this from Hunt, Gather, Parent: ‘Children don’t see a difference between adult work and play. Parents don’t need to know how to play with kids. If we get kids involved in adult activities, that’s play for kids.’ -Psychologist Rebeca Mika-Arauz look at Wyatt’s face in the video… you know it’s true! Follow for more research-based ways to teach through connection AND foster environments that inspire independent play! #parenting #parentingtipsandadvice #babies #parentsupport #toddlers
#Parentsupport Reel by @drdeborahpurposedparenting (verified account) - When your child pushes away every option and screams anyway, the toy was never the problem. Every alternative you offered taught them: hold out long
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When your child pushes away every option and screams anyway, the toy was never the problem. Every alternative you offered taught them: hold out long enough, more choices appear. You trained the behavior you’re trying to stop. Here’s what to install: Step 1: Place the option in front of them. “This is the toy that’s available today.” Step 2: When they push it away, you don’t replace it. No backup options. No negotiating. Step 3: Hold the line. “You may choose this one or choose none.” If screaming starts: Pick them up and leave. No warning. No countdown. No explanation. The environment closes the moment behavior starts. The child isn’t confused, they’re responding to what the system trained them to expect. Once this structure is installed, the behavior corrects. This is one protocol from The Parenting OS, infrastructure that stops public meltdowns before they start. #Parenting #ParentSupport #ParentingCommunity #ParentingOS #ParentingTips #PurposedParenting
#Parentsupport Reel by @weightlosswithannamarie (verified account) - You don't have to get the apology to set a standard.💙 #parentlife #strongmom #cyclebreaker #boymom #parentsupport
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You don't have to get the apology to set a standard.💙 #parentlife #strongmom #cyclebreaker #boymom #parentsupport
#Parentsupport Reel by @kristinvalen (verified account) - Many children today are growing up undernourished, overstimulated, and disconnected from what their bodies and brains actually need. Artificial food r
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Many children today are growing up undernourished, overstimulated, and disconnected from what their bodies and brains actually need. Artificial food replaces real nourishment, screens replace movement and imagination, and nature, fresh air, and physical activity are pushed aside. At the same time, parents are exhausted and overwhelmed, from living in a system that never slows down. Children’s nervous systems are still developing, and the environment they grow up in shapes their brain, behavior, and long-term health. When that environment is rushed, artificial, and nutrient-poor, the consequences appear as attention problems, anxiety, sleep issues, and behavioral struggles. I truly believe many diagnoses we see today could have been avoided if children were given the right foundations early in life. Instead, we are moving in the opposite direction. This is not about blame, but awareness. Because if we don’t change the conditions children grow up in, we will keep treating symptoms instead of addressing the cause. Children don’t need more stimulation - they need better foundations 🙏🏼❤️ #childrenshealth #parentsupport #healthyliving
#Parentsupport Reel by @explorewithmommy (verified account) - SARCASM ALERT!! Is this you?? Start UNPARENTING NOW! #parentingtips #parentinghacks #parentcoach #parentsupport #unparenting
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SARCASM ALERT!! Is this you?? Start UNPARENTING NOW! #parentingtips #parentinghacks #parentcoach #parentsupport #unparenting
#Parentsupport Reel by @arieljoliecoaching - Accountability is not control. It's love with structure.🩷 Teens rise to the level of expectations that are consistently reinforced. And when we mov
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Accountability is not control. It’s love with structure.🩷 Teens rise to the level of expectations that are consistently reinforced. And when we move from: “I hope they figure it out…” To: “Here’s the standard, and I believe you can meet it.” That’s when everything changes. 💛 here’s how you can start this change⬇️😊 1️⃣ Effort with Receipts —> instead of “did you even try?”, try, “walk me through what trying looked like so we can make this even better”🩷This helps teens to observe their actions with mindfulness and consider refining/tweaking their habits! 2️⃣ We Plan Before We Relax —> Let’s make relaxation the reward vs just given. Of course, after a long work day at school, a break is justified. No one’s saying “no screens ever”. Instead of: “Get off your phone.” Try: “What’s left on your responsibility list before screens?” Shift from nagging to ownership.🩷 3️⃣You Speak Up Before It Blows Up We don’t wait until there’s a D in the portal. We don’t wait until practice gets awkward. If something feels confusing, overwhelming, or stressful, say it early. 🗣 Normalize this sentence: “I’m stuck and I don’t know how to start.”, “I’m overwhelmed and need help breaking this down.”, “I don’t understand this, can we make a plan?” 🩷this shows them that you always care, not just when things go downhill. 4️⃣Deadlines Are Real (But We Teach Recovery) Late work happens. Life happens. But when it does? Let’s repair🩷 That means: Email the teacher, Ask what’s still possible, Make a catch-up plan, Follow through. Instead of: “Why didn’t you turn this in?!” Try: “What’s the recovery plan?” That one sentence builds resilience instead of guilt🩷 5️⃣We Track Something That Matters (great for competitive kiddos) Teens love data when it’s about THEM. Track: Study minutes, Workout days, Mood levels, Bedtime consistency, completed assignments. When they see patterns, they gain confidence they want to keep 🩷you can do this on the fridge, a whiteboard, or a little poster you can keep up in the family room🩷 #parentofteens #momofteens #teenmentalhealth #accountability #parentsupport
#Parentsupport Reel by @epiphanycoaching (verified account) - Imagine if we got a message like this at 20 days absent⬇️ Dear Parent We know this is the last thing your nervous system is able for, but we are bo
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Imagine if we got a message like this at 20 days absent⬇️ Dear Parent We know this is the last thing your nervous system is able for, but we are bound by law to report that your child has missed 20 days of school. But please know absolutely nothing is bad is going to happen. We understand that the school environment can be almost impossible for your beautiful neurodivergent child. So keep doing what you’re doing and keep minding them. They are exactly where you are meant to be right now. You are both doing your best. #parentcoach #neurodivergentparenting #neurodiversityparentcoach #parentsupport #autism
#Parentsupport Reel by @ripple.cd - Those potty seats with a built in ladder aren't ideal. The step is often not tall enough for a little ~2 year old toddler to reach! Foot support is
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Those potty seats with a built in ladder aren’t ideal. The step is often not tall enough for a little ~2 year old toddler to reach! Foot support is VITAL for successful learning to pee and poop on the potty. We want toddler’s knees to be at 90 degrees or higher (think squatty potty position). The best combo in my professional opinion is the whole toilet seat with the magnetic toddler seat drop down, plus a TWO step stool. This is often the most supportive option for little toddlers who are first learning, and it’ll last them as they grow. Check out our ShopMy in our link in bio for links! #parentingtips #parentsupport #toddlermom #toddlerlife #pottylearning
#Parentsupport Reel by @drdeborahpurposedparenting (verified account) - When a child pushes away their plate and demands something different, most parents start bargaining. "Just a few more bites." "Tell me what you want.
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When a child pushes away their plate and demands something different, most parents start bargaining. “Just a few more bites.” “Tell me what you want.” “Eat this and you can have a treat.” The child learns: whatever’s on the table is just the opening round. Here’s what to install: Set a timer for 25-30 minutes. One meal gets served. No alternatives. No backup plan. Say this once: “You don’t have to eat. But when the timer goes off, the kitchen is closed.” When the timer ends, the plate goes away. Mealtime struggles aren’t about food—they’re about structure. The parent controls what gets served. The child controls whether they eat. This is one system from The Parenting OS, infrastructure that runs meals without negotiation. #PurposedParenting #Parenting #ParentSupport #ParentingTips #ParentingOS #ParentingCommunity

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