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Mommy of Zo and Nani, LCSW- mental health therapist ❤ILMAY-Rafael. Practice is Progress! 🇲🇽🌮✌🏼⚾️🧢🏀

[Scott Brooks @scotti_brooks]

5 punishments that damage kids long-term.

They feel effective at 6.

They install a pattern that shows up at 26.

Here they are.

[Scott Brooks @scotti_brooks]

A father raised three sons.

All three became millionaires before they turned 35.

When people asked him for his secret... His answer shocked everyone..

Must Read... 👇

[Dodgers Nation @DodgersNation]

Oh my goodness, Freddie Freeman fell down the stairs heading into the camera well as he tried to track down a foul ball.

He took his time getting back to 1B but he is okay and staying in the game 🙏

[Psychology Today @PsychToday]

Our emotions are more contagious than we realize. Because the brain naturally mirrors the feelings we observe in others, the moods around us can quietly shape how we think, feel, and act. https://t.co/WYjVK6HlSm

[Scott Brooks @scotti_brooks]

Harvard's 75-year study on what makes children successful found it wasn't grades, test scores, or extracurriculars.

It was one specific thing most parents stopped making their kids do by age 10:

[Dodgers Nation @DodgersNation]

HE HAS ARRIVED!

Tarik Skubal has officially made his first appearance as a Dodger and was already chopping it up with Dave Roberts in the dugout.

Not gonna lie... Tarik looks GREAT in Dodger Blue! 🔥

VIA: NBC

[Doug McKain @DMAC_LA]

The Dodgers get a 5-2-6-4 double play to end the game.

The Phillies had runners on first and second with one out trailing 2-1.

The Dodgers just know how to win games.

[Gerry🧠🌱 @gerrydiamond71]

When we prioritise relationships we create the conditions for pupils to succeed.We build confidence,self regulation, not just compliance.The outcomes are better for everyone. Pupil,staff,school,whole community.Our response determines whether a pupil feels punished or understood.

[Dan Go @CoachDanGo]

Have you ever heard of the 20 minute walk theory?

[Dr. Ismael Gallo DPT, MBA @flowsdoc]

The Pelvis and Deep Core escort the Arms!

Think of it like a spinning top: The pelvis and deep core are the base —get them right, and the arm flows effortlessly.

[Manifest_Lord @Manifest_Lord]

7 Things your child will remember about you forever. 🧵

[Caitlin Clark News (Fan Account) @22CCnews]

DunkOrder:
🤯🔥 That WILD PASS by Caitlin Clark Changed the Game

No one saw it coming.Not the defense.Not the crowd.Not even her own teammates at first. 😳Then Caitlin Clark did the impossible. ⚡👀

In a split second, she spotted an opening that didn’t even look real and delivered a pass so bold, so precise, it turned chaos into pure brilliance. 🪄✨

Through traffic.Across defenders.Right on the money. 🎯The arena froze… and then exploded. 🏟️💥Because that wasn’t just a pass That was vision on another level. 🧠👑

It shifted momentum. It broke the defense. It changed the entire game.
This is what makes Caitlin Clark different. She doesn’t just react - she creates. And when she sees something no one else can… history follows. 📖🔥

🎥 In This Video:

🔹 The insane pass that shocked everyone
🔹 The elite court vision behind the play 🧠
🔹 Why defenders had no chance to react
🔹 How this moment flipped the game completely

If that pass made you pause the video… you felt it. 👀⚡

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[Raising Healthy Families @thriving__kids]

This is what the beginning of screen addiction looks like in a young child

There is zero reason for young kids to get any regular screen time. Its all harm & no benefit.

Put phones away, spend time WITH kids, and they wont even know what screen time is.

[Dr. Nicole LePera @Theholisticpsyc]

Crying is the body's way of processing emotions.

Apologizing for crying or telling someone to stop crying blocks our brain from releasing painful events.

The Science of Tears:

[Eminent_minds @minds_eminent]

THE PSYCHOLOGY OF A CHILD WHO GREW UP TOO FAST :

Must read thread 🧵

[steven | LAD NLDS (1 - 0) @brokeboysteven_]

The 2025 Dodgers were special, but the 2026 Dodgers are going to be historic 🤩👀‼️

[Camus @newstart_2024]

Dr. Becky Kennedy shares a powerful parenting win: Her son storms in pre-school: "You promised you'd wash my sweatshirt—it's still dirty!" (Spoiler: He never asked.)

The old urge? Defend: "You never asked! Stop lying!" But she chose the sophisticated move: Do nothing on the outside. Deep breath, empathetic look, sigh, then: "You really wanted it clean... Oh man, that's the worst."

He vented, felt seen, grabbed another sweatshirt, moved on. No argument, no proof needed, no ruined morning.

Her insight: "Doing nothing" in heated moments isn't passive—it's adult-level regulation inside while staying steady outside. Kids often blame us because their big feelings are overwhelming; validation de-escalates without fixing or fighting.

"I don't have to prove my parenting in one moment." Trust yourself—freedom to be effective.

Gold for any parent dealing with blame/upsets. This clip is pure wisdom.

[Nate @dodgernate]

If you ever feel like giving up, just think about how Miguel Rojas never gave up.