@renoomokri@MTN180@MTNNG@MTNza
bought combo pack for 40GB for #7000 just last week Friday the 26th of July. And today I have 1.2GB left. I just bought that 1.2 GB for #1000 naira yesterday. Are you saying I used 40GB in one week? I have checked my data usage. Return my data please.
@MTN180 bought combo pack for 40GB for #7000 just last week Friday the 26th of July. And today I have 1.2GB left. I just bought that 1.2 GB for #1000 naira yesterday. Are you saying I used 40GB in one week? I have checked my data usage. Return my data please.
In our society, most adults don't allow children to express themselves. They are constantly being shut down, conversations with kids are not often and interactions with adults are discouraged. We need to find ways and allow children to express themselves, it builds confidence.
I'd make sure they have the superpower of high self-esteem.
Why? Because self-esteem affects everything.
It's the foundation for being able to tackle new challenges, make good friends, and bounce back from setbacks.
The best part? We don’t need a magic wand to make this happen!
Have you ever asked your child about their dream superpower? If you haven’t, try it!
My kids have named everything from being able to fly to having super speed to help them to finish any given task so fast and get back to their fun time.
But you know what?
If I had a magic wand,
In the tapestry of existence,
woven by divine hands,
From the cradle of dawn,
God's presence firmly stands.
A celestial dance,
a sacred song unfurls,
Guiding steps through life,
the beacon of my world.
In love's tender grasp,
colors vividly blend,
A partner's touch,
a melody without end.
Romance painted in hues,
a canvas so sweet,
Together we've danced to life's rhythmic beat.
As candles flicker,
casting shadows on the wall,
I embrace the future,
uncertainty and all.
Let them know you're there anytime, even if they need space right now.
Being non-judgmental and empathetic during your teenager's mood swings strengthens your connection with them. It helps them trust you'll always be their safe space.
#yourchildpsychologist#ParentingTips
Your calm presence is a grounding force for them.
2. Be an active listener, without judging or interrupting.
3. Validate their feelings. Even if you don't agree with their emotions, let them know it's okay to feel what they're feeling.
4. Offer support.