Family Love & Parenting

 Hey All! It is difficult to survive the stressful moving day when you are expecting a baby. It is important to safely pack household belongings or do not lift large boxes when planning your home relocation. Pregnant women should keep themselves relaxed and comfortable in different situations throughout the process. You can hire best removalists in Melbourne to protect your precious possessions. For more safety tips, read the article I am sharing below on my page. It is good to plan things in advance and avoid moving large furniture. You can follow these tips and stay safe during the relocation process if you are pregnant.  https://www.betterremovalistsmelbourne.com.au/guide-on-moving-home-when-you-are-pregnant/

 Social media used to be fun until it started having an adverse effect on my self-esteem. I decided to Marie Kondo that toxicness right out of my life and it completely changed the way I live and parent. One day I was scrolling through my social media feed when I suddenly found myself feeling sour. I pinpointed the shift in my mood to a picture of someone's "Pinterest perfect" life. You know the one. The parent that posts the perfectly curated photos of herself dressed to the hilt doing adventurous things with her adorable kids because she's not a regular mom, she's a fun mom. She writes gushing tributes to her doting spouse. You see her and think she really has it together and it makes you feel inferior. Read More: https://www.parents.com/parenting/better-parenting/quitting-social-media-made-me-feel-better-about-my-parenting/

 This Instagram post reminds us that, despite what we're told, the best moments don't stop coming after early childhood. Recently, a very popular sound has invaded parents' social media pages. The speech, originally by psychologist Jordan Peterson, advises parents that the years until the age of 4 are "a peak experience," reminding parents that "if you miss it, it's done. That's it." Twangy guitar and emotional piano swell. Parents cry and hug their confused children watching TV nearby. As this has made the rounds, many have voiced heartfelt agreement, while others have felt that it's an opinion that fosters guilt and ignores many of the great experiences parents see in later childhood. Read More: https://www.parents.com/news/parenting-doesnt-get-less-magical-after-the-age-of-four-it-keeps-getting-better/

 Unresolved childhood trauma often exists whether we realize it or not. Parent coach Destiny Bennett says we have the power to use our trauma as our guide toward being the best versions of ourselves for our children. When you become a parent for the first time there is unfortunately no official guide or rulebook on how to raise happy children. In fact, in the early years of parenting most of us are so caught up in the details of how to get the baby to latch and the best brand of diapers that we don't even take into consideration the difficult task of ensuring that we are raising trauma-free humans.  It isn't until our kids' behavior starts making us question our own sanity and capabilities that we realize how ill-prepared we actually are and how much we genuinely could benefit from having that non-existent guide. Read More: https://www.parents.com/kindred/how-to-use-generational-trauma-as-an-unexpected-guide-toward-empowered-parenting/

 If you want to relocate without getting injured, you need to follow some particular ways. To give you more information on this topic, here is a detailed article - moving safety tips everyone should know. After reading the post, you will learn how to pack and load your belongings so that nobody gets injured. The tips mentioned here are very useful and easy to follow. So, if you want to relocate on your own, first read the article. I have recently relocated, and the tips mentioned here helped me a lot. To know more about the tips, read the complete article here. https://www.betterremovalistsadelaide.com.au/moving-safety-tips-everyone-should-know/

 Time-outs are a discipline technique that many parents and experts find very useful when kids act out in unacceptable ways. For example, you tell your toddler not to hit their sibling, but your child doesn't comply. In response, you sit your child in a quiet corner for a set time to reflect on what they did wrong (and, hopefully, how to not behave that way in the future). Time-outs are recommended by the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP), and they're used by up to 85% of parents. And yet, opinions abound about when time-outs are appropriate and how they should be carried out. Read More: https://www.verywellfamily.com/discipline-your-toddler-using-time-out-289924

 It can be hard to know which consequences and discipline strategies will work best for your child. Every child is different and discipline techniques that work for one child might not work for another.  Although it can take a bit of trial and error to discover which discipline strategies will work best for your child, these five factors can help you narrow down the most effective consequences.  Read More: https://www.verywellfamily.com/factors-influence-discipline-strategy-1094833

 There are so many websites, books, and products offering different ideas about discipline that it can feel overwhelming. When you're trying to address your child's behavior problems, it's important to seek credible information that's based on the best parenting strategies.  To help you get answers about which discipline strategies work best, 10 parenting experts offered their most important parenting tips. Here's what they had to say. Read More: https://www.verywellfamily.com/parenting-tips-from-10-parenting-experts-1095042