The Pursuit of Parenting

🚩 Signs of Unhealthy Parenting Patterns 🚩 Constant comparisons, criticism, and ignoring kids’ feelings can impact their self-worth. Setting poor examples—like excessive screen time, late nights, or negative language—shapes their habits. Let’s guide with patience, empathy, and respect. #ParentingTips

🚩 Signs of Unhealthy Parenting Patterns 🚩

Constant comparisons, criticism, and ignoring kids’ feelings can impact their self-worth. Setting poor examples—like excessive screen time, late nights, or negative language can shapes their habits. Let’s guide with patience, empathy. #parintingguide #tips

🧸 5 Love Languages for Kids: Nurture Connection with Your Child! 🧸 #1 Physical Touch 🤗 Sitting close during downtime Hugs, kisses & pats on the back Play interactive games like Twister Snuggle on the couch with a good book #2 Words of Affirmation 💬 Frequent encouragement & praise Say "I love you" often “I love to watch you [play, draw, etc.]” Acknowledge efforts and good intentions, even in mistakes #3 Quality Time 🕰️ Play games & share fun activities Laugh together at silly moments Be present, listen to their stories Let them help with household tasks #4 Gifts 🎁 Gift a book to enjoy together Choose presents that match their interests Make their favorite meal #5 Acts of Service ❤️ Carry them to bed, tuck them in Make a list of their favorite activities Help with homework, side by side These simple actions can make a world of difference in your child’s life, filling their emotional cup and strengthening your bond! 🫶 #Parenting #LoveLanguages #ParentingTips #KidsEmotions #ParentingAdvice

Here are 5 ways to express love to your child: physical touch like hugs & snuggles, words of affirmation to boost confidence, quality time through fun activities, thoughtful gifts, and acts of service like helping with tasks. Nurture their hearts daily! #Parenting #Love #Tips #parentingguide

agreed, hope you are doing ok, keep it up

If you are from 90's or 80's you have beautiful childhood. you have seen sift in the communities and society. changing from radio to online music, from go to shopping mall to online shopping you went through it all.
but now you are an adult probably married and have kids.

you are correct Ameba and i want to add little bit to this that, monitoring is good but not so much that your are invading their privacy. just make them understand that what is right and what is wrong

good for you, you are trying your part of being a mother perfectly and your kids will appreciate that.

that so sad, every thing could be easy, if people just be polite and try to understand the situation

A highly sensitive child can display several noticeable traits. They often carry lots of worries, being deeply affected by situations that may seem minor to others. Perfectionist tendencies are common, as they strive to meet high standards. Such children are also very attuned to the emotions of others, showing empathy and concern. They may use big words and ask insightful, thought-provoking questions, reflecting their deep thinking. These children are quick to notice small changes in their surroundings that most others overlook. However, busy or chaotic environments can easily overwhelm them, leading to sensory overload or emotional exhaustion.

A highly sensitive child may worry a lot, show perfectionist tendencies, and be highly attuned to others' emotions. They use big words, ask thoughtful questions, notice small changes, and can feel overwhelmed in busy environments due to sensory overload. #parenting #guideforparents #parenttips

5 PRINCIPLES OF POSITIVE PARENTING

1. Misbehavior is your child's way of COMMUNICATION an unmet need.
2. Validate your child's EFFORT.
3. Give your child the RESPECT you want them to give you.
4. Never punish your child for their FEELING.
5. Express CONFIDENCE in their abilities