We all know how to tell our children that they have done something 'right'. Do we actually know how how to really praise? Praise is essentially positive reinforcement. This can be seen as a great tool to lock in a behaviour that you want to see more of from your children.
Jey Chemla is the host of BelleMaternity, and also an expert in the postnatal movement. She loves to inquire about the stories of women, mothers, and couples around the world, dealing with subjects around pregnancy, the desire for a child, PMA, perinatal mourning, postpartum, trauma, and inspiring stories for modern women around the world.
I was going to get "non-invasive" lipo suction and here's why I cancelled. Iâve dreamt of this procedure, ânon invasiveâ âfreckle size scarsâ since Iâve been pregnant with Blake. I think every new mom has this contemplating plan to pamper ourselves with a little âmommy makeoverâ. After losing my little Blake and getting pregnan[...]
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