@die.tischlerin: Anzeige* Nie wieder Stromrechnungen bezahlen 🤑 🔋🔌 & nie wieder Leberkäse Brötchen im tiefsten Bayrischen Wald 🤢 Ich baue mir ein Haus in Griechenland. Der wichtigste Part der vorab geklärt werden muss : Die Stromversorgung ⚡️💡🔌🔋 Die soll aus einer PV Anlage kommen, und über Solarenergie das Haus versogen. Ich hab allerdings keinen Plan davon und musste mich erstmal informieren. Das habe ich bei @enerix_official in Regensburg gemacht und direkt ein komplettes Praktikum absolviert. Den Link dazu findet ihr in meiner Bio ! #hausbau #update #tischlerin #fy #fyp

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istephaned
Yze :
Und dann werden die geklaut so schnell kannst gar net schauen 💁🏻‍♀️😳
2025-02-03 07:30:12
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wurzelpepone
Mischa :
Hände waschen mit sauberen Wasser.
2025-02-08 07:59:16
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mr_goodnight_mare
Mr_GoodNight_mare :
😎👍
2025-02-26 07:39:54
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everynone963
Everynone :
Klasse dann kannst du mir helfen wenn wir unsere Hütte in Griechenland bauen ;)
2025-01-27 19:34:56
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consche.2
Consche2 :
regensburg ist im herzen bayerns eiso ist es auch in bayern !
2025-01-25 22:04:29
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reinhardauer4
Orli :
💙💙💙💙💙👍👍👍🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
2025-01-26 05:48:51
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kurt_raffl
Kurt Raffl agrarkurtsystem :
Bravo eingeladen nach Südtirol
2025-02-12 07:10:50
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halblocke :
😎🥰
2025-02-14 04:49:38
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didi__1965
Didi :
Elche Unterstützung bietet Enerix außer den Praktikum?
2025-02-24 12:04:31
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robertmueller898
Robert Mueller898 :
Respekt!
2025-03-12 07:31:45
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andreasbuchholz03
andreas :
Tolle Sache, baust Du das mit einem Speicher und wenn ja welchen den? Gruss
2025-03-14 11:30:51
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No parent can control every influence, but you can greatly reduce the risk by building a strong relationship with your child. Here are some of the most effective ways: 1. Be the example you want them to follow. Children learn more from what you do than what you say. Show honesty, kindness, respect, and self-control. 2. Build a close relationship. Spend quality time together every day so they feel safe talking to you about anything. 3. Teach values early. Discuss the importance of integrity, empathy, responsibility, and making wise choices. 4. Know their friends. Get to know the people they spend time with and encourage friendships with children who have positive values. 5. Stay involved. Know where they are, who they’re with, and what they’re doing without being overly controlling. 6. Monitor media and online activity. Teach them how to recognize unhealthy influences on social media, in games, and online. 7. Encourage critical thinking. Help them ask questions like, “Is this right?” and “What could happen if I follow this?” 8. Teach them to say no. Practice how to refuse peer pressure respectfully but confidently. 9. Praise good character. Celebrate honesty, kindness, responsibility, and courage—not just achievements. 10. Keep communication open. Listen without rushing to judge so they feel comfortable coming to you when they face difficult situations. 11. Provide positive role models. Encourage relationships with trustworthy relatives, teachers, coaches, mentors, or faith leaders who reinforce good values. 12. Pray for them or support their spiritual growth if this aligns with your family’s beliefs. Many families find that faith and a strong moral foundation help children make wise decisions. Remember, even children raised in loving homes may make mistakes. The goal isn’t perfection—it’s helping them develop the character and judgment to make good choices and the confidence to come back to you when they need guidance.

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