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“YELLING silences your message. Speak quietly so your children can hear your words instead of just your voice.”

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“Every day in a hundred small ways our children ask, "Do you hear me?" "Do you see me?" "Do I matter?" Their behavior often reflects our response.”

Heart Parent Childhood Behavior Parenting Response Child

Author:L.R. Knost

“Every strength has a corresponding challenge and every challenge has a corresponding strength. The inattentive child may be a deep thinker. The uncooperative child may be a good leader. The emotionally-charged child may be gifted with exceptional empathy. The rule-defying child may be an out-of-the-box innovator. When faced with challenging behaviors, look for the corresponding strength, and focus on nurturing that gift while providing gentle guidance and coping techniques for the challenging areas. That is the essence of working with, instead of against, our children.”

Parent Childhood Discipline Parenting Peaceful Gentle Guidance Child Nurture

Author:L.R. Knost

“A child needs to feel safe and protected, which means that their body, psyche, and belongings are safe and secure from violation. Because a child is helpless and dependent on their caregiver, they need a guardian in this predominantly unknown and sometimes scary and dangerous world. A child’s caregiver is responsible to fit the roles of safe haven and protector.”

Children Psychology Childhood Development Crying Childhood Trauma Dysfunctional Family Childhood Abuse

Book:Human Development and Trauma: How Childhood Shapes Us into Who We Are as Adults

Source: Human Development and Trauma: How Childhood Shapes Us into Who We Are as Adults

“...the child cries because they need something. If the child had the ability to take care of the problem themselves, they wouldn’t cry. And if their crying is ignored, they start to feel helpless and frustrated because they can’t get what they need. They may even fear abandonment—or feel that their life is in danger because no one is coming to help them. Failing to meet a crying child’s needs also teaches the child that their needs and feelings are unimportant and even dangerous, and that they are bad and unworthy of love.”

Children Psychology Childhood Development Crying Childhood Trauma Dysfunctional Family Childhood Abuse

Author:Darius Cikanavicius

“It will take just one generation choosing gentle, compassionate, respectful parenting to change the world for all future generations. This is our time. Our chance is now. Let's do our part to change the world, one little heart at a time.”

World Heart Parent Change Childhood Parenting Child Generation

Author:L.R. Knost

“With Cosmic Ordering you will never eat humble pie again.”

Happiness Focus Goals Fearless Law Of Attraction Life Changing Manifestation Goal Setting Cosmic Ordering Abundance Creation Author Stephen Richards

Book:Cosmic Ordering Guide

Source: Cosmic Ordering Guide

“Crying is the primary way by which infants and small children convey their needs. Their cries can be from hunger, pain, fear, neglect, and many other things. It is the caregiver’s responsibility to correctly decipher these needs and then meet them. It is tragically common, however, that the child’s cries are so often ignored, misunderstood, and even taken as an "attack" on the caregiver, which may result in an active and brutal punishment of the child.”

Children Psychology Childhood Development Crying Childhood Trauma Dysfunctional Family Childhood Abuse

Book:Human Development and Trauma: How Childhood Shapes Us into Who We Are as Adults

Source: Human Development and Trauma: How Childhood Shapes Us into Who We Are as Adults

“His mother's name was Rose, and when he was big enough to tie his shoes and stop wetting the bed, he was going to marry her.”

Mother Childhood Paul Auster 4 3 2 1 Child Perspective

Book:4 3 2 1

Source: 4 3 2 1

“Children need their caregiver’s presence, interaction, connection, and emotional availability. Not only are these fundamental elements closely related to feelings of safety and security, they are also vital for a child’s healthy development. Since the child’s well-being depends on the bond between themselves and their caregiver, it is their caregiver’s responsibility to be very attentive both to their own selves and to their child.”

Children Psychology Childhood Development Crying Childhood Trauma Dysfunctional Family Childhood Abuse

Book:Human Development and Trauma: How Childhood Shapes Us into Who We Are as Adults

Source: Human Development and Trauma: How Childhood Shapes Us into Who We Are as Adults

“Focus more on who your child is than what your child does. Remember, you're growing a person, not fixing a problem.”

Problem Parent Focus Childhood Parenting Child

Author:L.R. Knost