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Adults don’t have to be experts to talk to the young people in their lives about love and relationships. They just need to be askable – which means young people can come to them without feeling judged, fearful or invalidated. Learn more about how to be an askable adult: https://brnw.ch/21wNZUW #LetsTalkMonth

5 Charactersitics of the only child Curious about what makes only children stand out? In this video, we delve into the unique world of only children and uncover the characteristics that shape their lives. 💙 #Snookyeingyin #onlychild #personality #characteristics #perfectionist #priortize #relationship #friendship #love #counseling #therapy https://lnkd.in/eyPf2HUt

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How to understand that you are separated from your parents: interesting facts

How to understand that you are separated from your parents: interesting facts

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Power of sibling bond: House 1: Mom of a 9yo- hey pls play with the baby. He is happy with u. If not u, who else will play. House 2: A 8yo: amma can I play with the baby now? Is she ok? Dear parents, Answer for self which house you would want to be in. And why so. Power of sibling bond lies in your hands. Your reading Your exposure to child upbringing Your awareness of how children grow taking in their genetics and environment Your conscious effort to build relationship Your continuous connection with both children And your honest expressions of love and respect for both of them EXPLICITLY matters. “Love is inside me. Why show it”- such statements aren’t really helpful- expressions matter. The above efforts matter. YOU MATTER. When you command your elder one to take care of the younger one, You lose it right away. On the other hand, when you create the environment and the bonding such that they’re both drawn towards each other “organically” you and the family win:) Choose your path of upbringing !

Parents, here are 10 things your child needs to hear from you every day: 1. "I love you" - never let them doubt it 2. "I'm proud to be your parent" - show them you value them 3. "I trust you" - let them develop their integrity 4. "I believe in you" - let them know you have faith in their abilities 5. "You're safe" - build a sense of security and safety 6. "I'm here for you" - they need to know you have their back 7. "I support you" - show them you're willing to help them in all ways 8. "You matter to me" - reinforce that they have worth and value 9. "I forgive you" - teach them the importance of forgiveness 10. "Thank you" - show gratitude for all they do, big or small Remember, affirmation can go a long way in shaping a child's personality. Be intentional in the words you speak to your child every day.

Jon Tyson says there are 5 types of fathers. Which one are you? Be honest. 1. The Irresponsible Father: Zero involvement. Bails on his kids. Rejects all responsibility and provides no support or contribution to their lives. 2. The Ignorant Father: No self-awareness. No attempt at learning or improving. Wreaks havoc in the lives of his children. Projects his own brokenness into the lives of his children. 3. The Inconsistent Father: This man is present but selfish. No real sense of security or stability is passed down. He’s capable of being a better father but prioritizes his own career and hobbies. 4. The Involved Father: A noble man, he shows up at the sporting events and gets a lot of things right. But he fails to ask the right questions and to understand specifically who his children are and why God gave them to him. 5. The Intentional Father: He seeks to understand the children God has given him and wants to form them into young persons who can fulfill their purpose. He pursues parenting with all his might. He’s deeply invested in discovering who his children are. -Ignorant -Irresponsible -Inconsistent -Involved -Intentional Being an Intentional Father is hard. But so worth it. Are you willing to step up and do what it takes to help your children thrive?

Empathy for others' inner child struggles is vital, but so is maintaining our boundaries. This balance fosters both compassion and self-respect. How do you balance empathy with boundaries? Join the conversation at www.ShamalaTan.info. #Empathy #Boundaries #InnerChild #InnerParenting