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tristenjan
mnr shorty :
Coke literally made Pepsi
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Water is the best
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Po
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BloodThirsty_Editz :
taste the same btw😭🥀
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who even banned it?
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signs your kids are happy and you’re parenting right ⬇️ 1. They test the rules over and over. ➡️ Not because they are bad kids, but because consistent limits and a caregiver who stays steady are what build security. Every time you hold the boundary calmly, you are showing them the ground beneath them is solid. 2. They explore confidently and check back for you. ➡️ They wander off to investigate the world, then glance back to make sure you are still there. That back and forth is the secure base in action. It means they feel safe enough to be brave. 3. They can put down a screen without a meltdown. ➡️ Intentional screen time matters. Choosing a calm, low-stimulation option like the Pok Pok app helps make transitions easier and supports healthy emotional regulation. 4. They seek you out when they are hurt or scared ➡️ Not just anyone. You specifically. Coming to you for comfort when distressed is one of the clearest and most studied markers of secure attachment. 5. They tell you no. ➡️ A child who can say no to you is a child who knows their voice counts. The toddler
signs your kids are happy and you’re parenting right ⬇️ 1. They test the rules over and over. ➡️ Not because they are bad kids, but because consistent limits and a caregiver who stays steady are what build security. Every time you hold the boundary calmly, you are showing them the ground beneath them is solid. 2. They explore confidently and check back for you. ➡️ They wander off to investigate the world, then glance back to make sure you are still there. That back and forth is the secure base in action. It means they feel safe enough to be brave. 3. They can put down a screen without a meltdown. ➡️ Intentional screen time matters. Choosing a calm, low-stimulation option like the Pok Pok app helps make transitions easier and supports healthy emotional regulation. 4. They seek you out when they are hurt or scared ➡️ Not just anyone. You specifically. Coming to you for comfort when distressed is one of the clearest and most studied markers of secure attachment. 5. They tell you no. ➡️ A child who can say no to you is a child who knows their voice counts. The toddler "no" is autonomy developing right on schedule. It is exhausting, and it is exactly what you want. 6. They want you near for the happy moments too. ➡️ Not just when they are upset. They run to show you the bug, the drawing, the tower they built. Sharing joy is just as much a sign of attachment as seeking comfort.You are their favorite person to celebrate with. 7. They are different at home than everywhere else. ➡️ The teacher says they were an angel, and then theyfall apart the second they see you. Children hold it together in less safe spaces and release with their safest person. You are their soft landing. 8. They come back to reconnect after a hard moment. ➡️ You lose your patience, you snap, the connection breaks, and minutes later they climb back into your lap. The repair matters more than never rupturing at all. That return is trust in action. I know it’s hard to see sometimes, but you’re doing a great job mama. You’re a great parent ❤️ #pokpokpartner #secureattachment #connectedparenting #gentleparentingtips #raisingtoddlers

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