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mabelkwong.com
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| | | | | Writer's block is something you encounter when you're a writer. It's frustrating and frustrating to overcome. There are many reasons for writer's block. Trauma is one of them. Unprocessed trauma, such as difficult moments in your childhood, upbringing or past experiences, can play a part in the struggle to write. I started writing my first... | |
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renegademothering.com
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| | | | | Recently I read (yet another) thread on Facebook that went like this: Main post: "Teenage boys are so hard." Comments in thread: "You should be glad you don't have GIRLS." At least you don't have GIRLS. OMG TEENAGE GIRLS. They are THE WORST. Insane, emotional, slutty little things. Mean. Irrational. I'm paraphrasing, but you know the story. Get your shotgun out. Lock em up. But goddamnit why are they so ANNOYING? I have a daughter. She's 13. I don't see it. I don't see the horrible. I don't think I ever will. Tell me I will. Tell me she'll be | |
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federicopereiro.com
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| | | | | [AI summary] The text provides a comprehensive guide to mindful and compassionate parenting, emphasizing the importance of building strong, loving relationships with children through practices like mindfulness meditation, reflective listening, and I-messages. It highlights the role of emotional regulation, empathy, and intentional presence in fostering a peaceful home environment. The text also discusses practical strategies for managing sibling conflicts, resolving misunderstandings, and supporting children's emotional and social development. Additionally, it encourages parents to engage in activities like Special Time and physical play to strengthen bonds and promote well-being. The overall message is that parenting is a journey of connection, growth, and ... | |
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iwriteher.com
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| | | ©TheModernMet/Pinterest I was absolutely blown away by these few simple verses that so powerfully speak to the effects of having lived thoroughly. Thank you for taking my breath away, Carolyn! Haiga #97 | ||
