@FatimaWh1tbread you are inspirational and hearing about your experience in the care system is something I will carry with me through the rest my career and beyond♥️ I hope to be an Aunty Rae to our children🌟
Just spent a shift in A&E dealing with the consequences of poor diet and obesity
Hungry so went off to get some food
And this was what was for sale.......
As a society we need to stop health problems not just treat them....
Your baby loves repetition.
Your baby loves repetition.
Your baby loves repetition.
It’s true. Routines and rituals help your child to feel safe and secure.
And predictable patterns not only help your little one to make sense of the world - but gradually assume roles of their own.
Watch this fantastic video, edited together by alliewojciak on IG.
Each day as they arrive home from preschool, Allie greets her son in the same way as they get out of the car: a dramatic door open that reveals her smiling face and a tender “Hi.”
You can tell this is a beloved ritual.
Watch her son’s expectant face in videos shot across multiple days. He knows just where to look and what’s coming next - greeting mom with the same delighted grin each and every time.
After enough repetitions, he begins beating her to the punch - taking responsibility for the daily “Hi!”
Isn’t it lovely? Mom has made the whole thing possible by making this interaction so predictable.
As adults, endless repetition can sometimes be a little maddening (when your little one wants to read the same book for the 20th time this week, for example) but know that the routines you are establishing are a normal part of development - and provide not only comfort, but a familiar foundation from which your toddler can begin inserting themselves into the process.
So cool!
The most thoughtful gifts from my very beautiful team🥹it has been a privilege to work with babs for the past 10 months, I will carry parts of each of them to my next venture and beyond🪐☁️✨
My professional development tree from todays team away day. The loveliest day reflecting on our personal growth, the growth of our wonderful team and hopes for the growth of a parent infant work force🌳from tiny seeds grow mighty trees👶
#Jess’sLaw
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