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** Edited: This post seems to be causing some mixed opinions. It wasn’t created to shame or make parents feel guilty. It’s a personal post surrounding my reflection over my mental health and our daughter who has Cystic Fibrosis. I’m a medical parent who faces a lot of challenges and our page is about creating CF awareness and my parenting journey. If you don’t have anything kind to say, don’t say a thing.

Note: There are so many factors to behaviour, not just needing connection, being a toddler also plays a huge part. BUT this behaviour is unusual for our daughter.

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Recently, our daughter has been seeking more attention, and it took a bit of reflection on my part to realise why.

I haven’t been giving her what she needs most - deep connection; due to my own anxieties and worries surrounding her Cystic Fibrosis, the rehoming of our puppy, and her dad being offshore for 4 months.

Children are incredibly observant and can pick up on the underlying emotions of adults, even if they don’t voice them yet. When I start noticing the signs, I stop and reflect to ‘why’ her behaviour has changed. For me the best place to start is build connection.

⭐️ If she’s whining and screeching at me, I’ll say something like, “I know you have beautiful words, and I’d love to hear them instead of your screeching voice. Can I give you a cuddle to reset?” This helps her understand the concept of self-control - that whining or screeching won’t get her heard, but a confident voice will. It also fills up both of our buckets with some love.

⭐️ I will then carve out time throughout the day to be solely present with her - no phone, no noise, just me and her. Fill each others bucket with what’s needed.

Parenting is without doubt one of the most rewarding and challenging responsibilities. It’s a long journey that requires, determination, courage and patience.

“Parents are the ultimate role models for children. Every word, every movement, and action affects. No other person or outside force has a greater influence on a child than a parent.” – Bob Keeshan

07/25/2023

The way our caretaker responds to our needs set the foundation for all of our relationships…read the caption for more context…

** Edited: This post seems to be causing some mixed opinions. It wasn’t created to shame or make parents feel guilty. It’s a personal post surrounding my reflection over my mental health and our daughter who has Cystic Fibrosis. I’m a medical parent who faces a lot of challenges and our page is about creating CF awareness and my parenting journey. If you don’t have anything kind to say, don’t say a thing. Note: There are so many factors to behaviour, not just needing connection, being a toddler also plays a huge part. BUT this behaviour is unusual for our daughter. ——- Recently, our daughter has been seeking more attention, and it took a bit of reflection on my part to realise why. I haven’t been giving her what she needs most - deep connection; due to my own anxieties and worries surrounding her Cystic Fibrosis, the rehoming of our puppy, and her dad being offshore for 4 months. Children are incredibly observant and can pick up on the underlying emotions of adults, even if they don’t voice them yet. When I start noticing the signs, I stop and reflect to ‘why’ her behaviour has changed. For me the best place to start is build connection. ⭐️ If she’s whining and screeching at me, I’ll say something like, “I know you have beautiful words, and I’d love to hear them instead of your screeching voice. Can I give you a cuddle to reset?” This helps her understand the concept of self-control - that whining or screeching won’t get her heard, but a confident voice will. It also fills up both of our buckets with some love. ⭐️ I will then carve out time throughout the day to be solely present with her - no phone, no noise, just me and her. Fill each others bucket with what’s needed. Parenting is without doubt one of the most rewarding and challenging responsibilities. It’s a long journey that requires, determination, courage and patience. “Parents are the ultimate role models for children. Every word, every movement, and action affects. No other person or outside force has a greater influence on a child than a parent.” – Bob Keeshan

07/05/2023

Nurture emotional growth with this simple tip ❤️❤️ Today, I'm sharing one of my favorite (and easy!) Ways to help teach your child that all emotions are valid, and they don't have to be the boss of us. It is HARD to see your child suffer. It's natural to want to rescue them. But- it's probably not working. Instead, practice using validating and statements and noticing things instead! #ParentingTips #EmotionalDevelopment #SupportingKids #EmotionalGrowth #ParentingJourney #ConnectionMatters #Empathy #ParentingWisdom #ParentingWithLove #GrowWithYourChild #ParentingGoals #MindfulParenting #ParentingCommunity #LoveAndListen #adhd #asd #neurodivergentsupport #Jennyowensbcba

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