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What I thought Responsive Parenting had to be. #mommacusses #gentleparenting #parenting



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39 thoughts on “What I thought Responsive Parenting had to be. #mommacusses #gentleparenting #parenting”

  1. Im a huge fan of natural consequences. If its not foung mame mutilate or kill my child Id rather them get that bump on their head than screm they shouldnt be doing that.

  2. I love this! This is how I am with my kids the second half and everybody looks at me odd like I’m doing something wrong, but my kids are happy and healthy and decent people so I’m good with it πŸ™‚ nice to know I’m not aloneπŸŽ‰

  3. I always ask my six year old "does it hurt bad enough to stop playing?" Most of the time it is a resounding no, sometimes it is yes. πŸ€·β€β™€οΈ but I feel like it let's her gage her pain herself.

  4. The applied β€œgentle parenting” is just fuck around and find out. That’s the the mentality of a parent born in the 40s that would be deemed harsh.

  5. LOL.. I live this just yesterday. I got as far as, " If you keep leaning back on that chair like that it's gonna" before it tipped over. Then he looks at me as if it's my fault that gravity works.

  6. Are you dyeing? No? Is it falling off your body? No? Are you bleeding out? No? Is it broken? No? Well, then you're are ok. Go back and play more carefully.

  7. Anytime my dramatic nephew (sisters 2nd oldest) gets hurt it's an instant "one stop screaming. Two what happened? You bleeding?" I love him but lord this child will limp cause he scratched his leg-

  8. I ask almost the same questions! "Bleeding?" No "Is it broken?" No "Do we need to cut it off?!" NO! (lol) "Do you want a kiss?" Yes. Usually when they get hurt I tell them how the pain will progress, so they know what to expect. Scrape- "you're okay but the first time you put it in water it'll hurt, then it won't hurt anymore"

  9. I'd still offer an ice pack, "ok, what do we do when we're injured? No blood, so you know where the ice pack is, go get it." I was a clumsy child. Ice pack doesn't cost anything to use, my mom didn't require permission to use a bandaid as long as we didn't use them like stickers. I was washing my own scrapes and scratches pretty early. Why even bother mom when it's just a scratch?

  10. Unsafe choices….never heard the word stupid exchanged with unsafe before.
    That wasn't very smart. Or,
    That was dumb or stupid.
    Those phrases were said often. Grandchildren are 6, 8, and 12….those phrases are still said.
    Making them responsible for their actions seems a hard emotionless way to raise them. They still get hugs and kisses, but they know it was their own fault and learn to accept that they did this to themselves.
    Nothing hurts more than self reflection.

  11. Any parent that completely changes their personality and the way they talk around their children gives me the chills. Maybe because that was my mom. I’m so glad you show your kids who you actually are.

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