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🧨 How to Deal with People Who Take, Take, Take?

Easy. Keep Giving Them Absolute Sh*t. Eventually, they’ll stop asking. You know the type — always needing a “favour,” always “struggling,” always expecting you to come to the rescue like you’re some underpaid emotional Amazon Prime. And because you’re nice (or trauma-trained), you keep helping. But here’s a little strategy for when “no” feels too exhausting: ✅ Just Keep Giving… Crap. They want money? Give them a 10p coin and say “don’t spend it all at once.” They want advice? Offer something unhinged like “Manifest it with a vision board made of ham.” They want your time? Be late. Forget. Text back three days later with “Oops, missed this. What was it again?” They want emotional support? Hit them with vague spiritual nonsense: “The universe is teaching you a lesson right now.” 💩 Serve It Cold, Serve It Often They expect steak? Give them instant noodles. They expect a five-star service? Give them a paper napkin and tell them it’s luxury recycled. Eventual...
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How To Deal With Toddler Tantrums

Empowering Strategies for Handling Toddler Tantrums

Toddler tantrums are like little emotional storms—intense, unpredictable, and sometimes overwhelming. As a parent, it’s essential to navigate these tempests with patience and understanding. Here are practical tips to help you weather the tantrum season:

  1. Stay Calm: When your toddler erupts, take a deep breath. Reacting angrily can escalate the situation. Remember, children learn from our behavior, so model calmness.

  2. Acknowledge Their Feelings: Let your child know you understand their emotions. Say something like, “It looks like you’re feeling really cross/upset/excited/tired.”

  3. Seek the Reason: Try to understand why they feel that way. Maybe they’re hungry, tired, or frustrated. Address their needs accordingly.

  4. Distraction and Safety: If you can’t pinpoint the cause, create a distraction. Show them a book or draw their attention to something nearby. Stay close and ensure their safety.

Remember, tantrums are a normal part of toddler development. Be patient, and know that you’re not alone in this stormy journey! 🌟123

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