How to Prevent your Child From Becoming a People Pleaser, everyday parenting techniques for dealing with parent pleasing child. Encourage standing out, and normalize not everyone will like you and that’s Okay!
What to do when your child says I’m Bored. 3 solutions to when my kid is always bored. Caution on what not to say when kids complain of being bored. And A I’m bored solutions list.
3 step solution to relieve an exhausted mother’s struggle to play with their child. When emotions like these take over — I don’t want to play with my child or I don’t have the energy to play with my toddler or I struggle to play with my child. Too tired to play with your child.
Inside: 10 Positive responses to I’m Bored. Encourage your child to brainstorm out of their boredom. How to acknowledge your kids complain of I’m bored with positive responses! I’m Bored! is an announcement by kids all parents despise. And it’s so hard to believe they’re bored, because — they have so many toys and things …
Simple Simon Says Games Commands, great for preschoolers and toddlers. Plus detailed instruction on how to play Simon says. Also includes list of Simon says commands PDF. Simon Says is a great game to play with toddlers and preschooler, I’ve seen 10 yr olds enjoy it a lot too. Simon Says Game has so many …
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Inside: Learn the correct time out technique and 8 common timeout mistakes parents make. Time Out Ideas for kids and for 2 year olds. It could be a time out chair or a time out corner, the main point is using the correct time out technique, so your child does not feel like it’s a punishment, …
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Simple one line answer to why toddlers like to say “No” so much is because “No” is a very powerful word. Actually, it could easily be the most powerful word out there when you consider it’s synonyms. I explained this concept of “no” being a powerful word with a friend and this is what she had …
The (long) title of this post describes all that this post is about. The absence of the questions in your parenting life — “Why are you crying?” or “What makes you upset?”; and the importance of asking these questions to your babies and toodlers, and how it changes the relationship dynamics between you and your kids. Baby’s …
How often do you ask your baby or toddler “Why are you Crying?” Read More »
Predictability is comforting for babies and toddlers. Everything in their life is new and surprising for them. So, knowing what to expect from something makes them feel secure, and in turn calm and happy! As adults we like surprises because a lot of things in our lives are now monotonous, they’ve been the same for a …
