By teaching our children the feeling words appropriate to their age—and encouraging them to use them—we support their emotional growth now, into their teen and adult years.⠀ ⠀ How would you use and teach this word to your child? ⠀ ⠀ Please share suggestions in the comment section.⠀ ⠀ ⁣⠀ .⁣⠀ .⁣⠀ .⁣⠀ .⁣⠀ .⁣⠀ #intentionalparenting #strengthinmotherhood #emotionalregulation #onemonthold #parentinggoals #parentinginapandemic #mindfulparenting #letschat #gentleparenting #nrparentcoach #randomactsofkindness #practicallifeskills #babytips #mindfulmama #parentsupport #playtherapy #mytinymoments #empoweringparents #honestmotherhood #positiveparentingsolutions #followthechild #fatherhood #parenthoodunlocked #openendedplay #familyiseverything #consciousparenting #mummyblog #showinglove #peacefulparenting #babysfirstyear https://www.instagram.com/p/CQXnCTlpO6T/?utm_medium=tumblr

“Labeling and categorizing is a natural process that our brains use to consolidate information. We have to actively try not to put things into categories. Our brains make it almost impossible not to prejudge people, scenarios, materials, foods, places, etc. Yet when we apply these labels to people, we can often get caught up in hurtful assumptions. We have to decide that we want to see people for all of who they are, and actively engage that part of the brain, instead of the part that just finds it easier to lump people into categories.” J. Milburn Excerpt from A child-led approach to encouraging new skills and interests: How can labels impact intrinsic motivation and identity formation? Link here or in bio https://responsiveparentingblog.com/2019/03/09/a-child-led-approach-to-encouraging-new-skills-and-interests-how-can-labels-impact-intrinsic-motivation-and-identity-formation/ Or you can find the link in stories or my bio #responsiveparenting #jmilburn #categorize #intrinsicmotivation #identityformation #labels #parenting #parentsupport #frontallobe #activateempathy https://www.instagram.com/p/CTdHrrQH9bw/?utm_medium=tumblr

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My Top 5 Triggers of Parent Anger 1. Loud noise while the baby is sleeping/being put to sleep 2. Getting ready to leave the house 3. Repetitive loud noises 4. Feeling ignored 5. Feeling overwhelmed by my never-ending to-do list What triggers your parent anger? Where do you think those feelings come from? Are any of them really about something your child is lacking or are they more about your needs not getting met? Or messages you have heard and internalized? Or a misunderstanding about your child’s needs? We’ll be asking all these questions and more during our Responding to the Needs of Your Toddler Workshop Series. Link in bio @responsive_parenting ⭐️ #responsiveparenting #jmilburn #parentanger #emotionalintelligence #toddlers #livingwithtoddlers #livingwithchildren #parentsupport https://www.instagram.com/p/CQD2FoxHkdL/?utm_medium=tumblr

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