When shopping with young kids and they start nagging you to buy something for them, take a picture of them holding the item, and tell them you will put it on their wishlist. They will feel heard in the moment and often forget about it later. You can also use the pics for future present ideas. #Daily #Parenting #Hacks
When you're a parent, don't just tell your kids what not to do. Teach them how to fix it if they do. #Daily #Parenting #Hacks
When you are too tired to play with children, pretend to be sleepy animals. #Daily #Parenting #Hacks
Tough parents might actually make their kids better at lying. When children are too scared to be honest, they pick up sneaky habits to dodge trouble. So, it's better to have fair rules, acknowledge good behavior, and see mistakes as learning opportunities. #Daily #Parenting #Hacks
When teaching a child something around the house, focus more on the fact that they are in the process of learning and less on the end result. #Daily #Parenting #Hacks
If you're in the audience of a play, dance recital, musical performance, or other show that your child or young relative is performing in, don't wave at them, lock eye-contact, or otherwise distract them. It can hurt the performance and the kid's experience. #Daily #Parenting #Hacks
If you reconnect with a biological parent who didn't raise you (e.g. a birth parent,) you might not feel a beautiful and special connection. You might feel a less intense connection or no connection, and that's okay. #Daily #Parenting #Hacks
Want to help keep your kids safe? Teach them to scream ONLY when they are in danger. #Daily #Parenting #Hacks
Never let your kids see/overhear you and your partner argue. Take it to the car or outside. Kids hear and see more than you think. This is extremely damaging and hurts their trust in their parents. #Daily #Parenting #Hacks
Teach your young children how to lock and unlock your car doors from the inside. #Daily #Parenting #Hacks