Parenting Tips: Drop Some Knowledge

[Take It In Blood]

abandon your child and do you.

 

[Beedad]

Talk to her like she's an adult no matter how young they are but simplify everything so she can understand the concept.

Girls will establish cliques as early as 1st grade. They will be BFFs with a girl one day and they are sworn enemies the next so don't get caught up in the bullshyt. Talk her through those situations with real world applications.

Set up savings for her and make deposits every pay period. You'll be surprised how fast money grows.

Never raise your voice to her. Speak calmly to establish the best way to communicate.

 

[chineebai]

Be patient, very patient. Think in their shoes and not on your adult mind. Whatever you teach them consistently will determine how they behave in the future so habits matter a lot.

 

[Arianne Martell]

Mmaaaayyyynnneeeee


I have a son that turned 3 not too long ago


Lord help me

Toddlers are super a$$holes

Don’t hit, yell, bottom line Be their leader, get on their level. Screen time 1 hour per day or none at all. Patience patience patience patience patience

read read read read


Give them your full attention or they will start doing stupid things to get your attention

Toddlers do not have all the brain connectivity so
They cannot control their impulses and emotions …the trick is prevention. Keeping their tantrums short or to a minimum is the best you can do.

 

[RedCloakBlackWraithe]

Don't have kids if you're still one mentally. Free game.

Now how many will admit they're still children emotionally/mentally?

 

[DropTopDoc]

You have to figure what works for you, your child(ren) and y’all dynamic, don’t let social media tell you/shame you into anything else

 

[2 one 3]

Don’t let her go to any sleepovers


Ever.

 

[cheek100]

Sing to her