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Tag: psychology
What’s Your Child’s Love Language?
What’s your child’s love language? My favorite behavioral and developmental model is the DIR model. DIR means Developmental, Individual-Differences, and […]
Being Non-judgmental
Mindfulness is a way of life. It isn’t just something we do 15 mins or 1 hour every day. Mindfulness […]
We Cried
Mindfulness is being present. I have a 2-month-old. He received some shots recently. The day he received his shots, the […]
Teaching Your Kids About Anger (Part 2)
Be angry and do not sin; do not let the sun go down on your anger, and give no opportunity […]
Sensitization
Recently, I stumbled on a movie ad and the word ‘sensitization’ was impressed on my heart. Within a minute, I […]
The Key to Raising an Intelligent and Socially Adept Human: Part 2
In my previous post, I proposed that Building a relationship with your child is the key to raising an intelligent […]
The Key to Raising an Intelligent and Socially Adept Human: Part 1
This post is particularly for parents of children ages zero to eight because most of the studies referenced are based […]
How Early Childhood Experiences Shaped My Personality and Parenting Style
I grew up being a perfectionist, often times to avoid criticism from within the family. As an adult it carried over to my everyday life. Its caused problems in my workplace and relationships. Which carried over into areas of uncertainty in the form of self-doubt. I sought out affirmations from everyone and anyone…..
Intersubjectivity
While we are not experts in telepathy, we have a natural gift of knowing what someone else is thinking. When […]
No Worries, No Fear
Lately, I have been learning how to trust God and pray instead of worrying. Two days after a message in […]