This popped up on my newsfeed tonight, and it was an awesome reminder as I start to deal with the bigger emotions my almost-threenager is starting to show. Hoping this speaks to someone else, too!
http://www.majesticunicorn.biz/blog/2015/10/20/broken-things
wonderful pea / 17279 posts
My younger brother came out of the womb with a temper. I'm sure he was remorseful, but his behavior never changed. If I see a glimpse of him in my own kid off he or she will go to help them channel their feelings. Broken mirrors and everything else are beyond what I am equipped to handle on my own.
persimmon / 1328 posts
@Cherrybee: me too
I think that teaching little kids that their big feelings are acceptable, and helping them learn how to process them is a really important part of them gaining the level of control that's necessary as an adult
pineapple / 12053 posts
Whoa. Loved this. I haven't seen too much of this yet with DD1, but I know that my mom, siblings and I have all dealt with anger poorly in the past and I need to have grace with my little lady. Thanks for sharing.
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