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35 thoughts on “Try Responsive Parenting. #mommacusses #gentleparenting #responsiveparenting”

  1. It still amazes me that you have to take a drivers test to handle a vehicle but if you want to have and be responsible for an entire person for 18+ years you can just do that without taking a single child development class…

  2. I'm still in the middle of my gentle parenting journey and sometimes I lose my s***, I always apologize and we go from there I got similar responses from people in my family telling me about how my child is going to walk all over me and is spoiled and such but I am doing better for her I am going to be better

  3. Low key my cousins kids have gentle parents and even then I spanked them and it taught them a better lesson but I’ve also had serious talks with them when their brother or sister got injured by them lol kids are lovely but sometimes they need a good smack to the head for a reality checkπŸ˜‚

  4. As a person whose in their mid/late 20s. I really find your content useful. I want children in my 30s and I have PTSD, anxiety and trauma. I react a lot to stress. I want to learn gentle/responsive parenting so I can be a good parent to my kids. It’s really important to me.

  5. I also thought gentle parenting meant zero discipline for the kids and that the children could not develop resilience from this parenting style. Now I am seeing that it gives children a healthy mentality and teaches them emotional regulation through parent-presented examples.

  6. When parents feel like beat up their kid it’s because they are not liking their own actions or their spouses actions. Believe it or not kids act exactly like us and with a very closed mind the parent would only respond with some type of abuse.

  7. This woman is the type that has never enforced any sort of boundaries or said no until the kid is like 5+ and is just living the way they’ve been taught. Then the mum turns around and screams at the kid and yells and gets really aggressive and wonders why they don’t respond to the word no or any boundaries that are set?! Like you can’t just switch over night πŸ€·πŸ»β€β™€οΈ where’s the consistency

  8. THE WIG BAHAHA😭

    AS SOMEONE WITH SHORT HAIR I RELATE TO THIS ON A PERSONAL LEVEL- THE AMOUNT OF TIMES PEOPLE HAVE SNUFFED ME BC OF MY HAIR IS INSANE 😭

  9. In all situations of a child getting into trouble. I believe the parents should always talk to the child and explain why they're in trouble. I am a firm believer in the consequences of actions. Depending on the situation. Will depend on the consequence. spanking, grounding, taking away a phone/toy Or a Event That they were looking forward to Etc. Or maybe a combination of consequences. But it really depends on what they did to get in trouble. It's called parenting for a Reason. We are to raise the child up in the way that they should go.

  10. I heard it called "proactive parenting" "intentional parenting" it's the same thing, but they keep changing the name to throw people off πŸ˜…

  11. Pls make more videos like this! Pls! Im not a parent, but I take care of my young siblings a lot of the time, and it's just so frustrating! They know what there supposed to do, they agree to do it, the understand why they have to do it, but then they don't do it! They don't listen! Idk what to do. I will not hit a child ever, and I do my best not to yell, but nothing's working.

  12. I wish there was a way to message someone over YouTube 😭 what I wouldnt do to sit and have coffee with you and I'm even in Oklahoma too lolπŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚

  13. I’ve watched a lot of your videos now, and I’ve been incredibly impressed with how closely you align with the theories about child development and learning I’ve studied as a special education student. It also makes me happy I’m not a mother because I’m just exhausted watching you, but as long as my free time is my own I think with practice I can be a pretty decent special ed teacher😊

  14. Parents shouldn’t focus on catering to kids. Children must have routine and boundaries along with parents who demonstrate virtue and a moral compass. This brings up responsible moral adults for the future.

  15. To everyone who wants to know, the stigma of gentle parenting has actually it's own term and is called "non-authoritary parenting" which is basically: Your kid explores the world as it likes, it makes it's decisions all alone no matter the age. The child parents itself so to say and the parents are just bystanders.

  16. Doesn’t matter how you present it. The people who are like this just are not ready to work on their own shiz to be able to do this effectively. Realistically, it is a lot of self work. It’s easy to be reactionary. I try talking to parents in therapy about this, stressed as all get out by their kids, and they just keep keeping on. But please keep educating! I send your videos to clients.

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