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Teaching your baby to read is becoming more and more high priority for parents now as it becomes clear that learning to read at a young age offers numerous advantages for the child once he or she begins school.
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Teaching your baby to read is becoming more and more high priority for parents now as it becomes clear that learning to read at a young age offers numerous advantages for the child once he or she begins school.
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Help kids to learn reading here

Check my bio👈👇

🛑Fear and dominance are NOT effective teachers.🛑 To teach a child self control you need to be in control of yourself first.

Using fear (threats, yelling, spanking) and shame ("Why are you being so bad!" "You never listen!") may create what looks like compliance in the moment. However, It doesn't get to the root of the behavior or teach skills so you will see the behavior pop right back up as soon as you turn around. Fear becomes the motivator for the child to “behave” which oftentimes leads to avoidance and resentment on the inside. It also breaks down trust in the parent-child relationship and can create push back and rebellion long-term.

A better way to influence your toddler's behavior is to address the feeling, emotion or need underneath the behavior (hunger, tiredness, need for attention, jealousy, etc). As well as teaching your toddler skills that support their growth and development WITHIN YOUR BOUNDARIES.

But how do you do that when you're about to explode from frustration because of your toddler's behavior?!

🌟Well, the goal is to disrupt the stress response and regulate yourself before responding to your toddler - as long as they are safe.🌟

Our toddlers need to BORROW our calm to FIND their calm. Toddlers can’t regulate themselves until they LEARN IT by co-regulation within a secure attachment with a parent/caregiver.

At its root, discipline is about learning. Teaching a child what to do is much more effective than punishing them for the things they are doing wrong. Our role is to be a child’s Loving Leader & Guide™ through these early years and the Effective Toddler Discipline Workshop is a great resource for you to work through the challenges that come with positive discipline. It's available at the link in my bio!

Do you notice a difference in your toddler's reaction when you approach their behavior with curiosity and partnership instead of anger/fear/threats/dominance?

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Reading is good for babies! 👶🏻👶🏼👶🏽👶🏾👶🏿⁣ By .baby 💚Comment Your Thoughts👇
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Teach Your Child To Read

As a parent, I'm pretty sure this
directly affects YOU.

It's a new video that shows you just
how bad our children are reading
their first few years in school

and what you can do with your child
right now to easily have them
reading better than all other
children their age

This even works for children as
young as 2, with zero knowledge of
the alphabet whatsoever.

Plus, you'll also see...

How to have them excel at reading
early even if they currently show
zero interest​

What NEVER to do if you want your
child to succeed in school​

​Why everything you've ever learned
about reading yourself as a child is
now dead wrong, and what your child
should be doing instead

You can click the link in my bio 💚
to learn
more about it.

P.S. In case you skip to the PS
(like me),

Here's the deal.

You can watch the video that helps
you have your child reading better
than children 2-4 years older than
them by clicking the link in my bio
section 💚






Creator: .baby . Thank you so much dear Brooke for this creative share!❤🙏

“Why won’t you listen?”⁣
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If you find yourself saying (or thinking) this a lot…⁣
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…maybe it’s time to check yourself.⁣
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Are you simply telling people what to do or are you leading them by example?⁣
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Remember: Your actions speak louder than words.⁣
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So, lead with your actions.⁣
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Just when you feel comfortable and as though you have this whole parenting thing figured out, your cuddly baby becomes a walking, talking endless ball of energy who is always on the move and ready to explore the world. 🌈🌎

You read all the books, you asked all the right questions, and you formulated an idea of the "perfect toddler" in your mind. But when that tiny human starts to develop his own personality and doesn't live up to those expectations you set, you suddenly start to question your parenting or your toddler's behavior in general.🤯

The first thing to remember is that perfection doesn't exist. 🙅‍♀️
The second is to understand that toddlers aren't meant to "behave", they're meant to explore their surroundings, test boundaries, discover how things work and what they like/dislike, and learn how to be their own person.

Your role is to be their Loving Leader and Guide™, to be on their team, to practice the patience you hope to teach your toddler, and to set realistic goals that you can work towards and accomplish together.

Everyone has their own expectations when entering the toddler years and sometimes the reality can feel jarring. It’s normal! You’re an amazing parent/caregiver, and you’ll find your way through this just like all of the other times in life that look a little different in reality. You got this! ❤️

What were/are your expectations for your toddler vs your reality?
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