Jamie Robinson, M.A.Ed.

Toddlers love to say “sorry” (or sometimes refuse to 😅), but do they actually understand what it means? Most of the time, not really. Instead of just forcing a quick “sorry,” try guiding them through a real apology: ✔️ Name the action – “I took your toy.” ✔️ Recognize the feeling – “That made you sad.” ✔️ Offer a solution – “I can give it back or let’s play together.” This helps them build empathy, problem-solving skills, and actually make things right! 💛 Have you ever tried this approach? Let me know how it went! ⬇️ #MindfulParenting #ToddlerLife #PositiveDiscipline #GentleParenting #EmotionalIntelligence #ParentingWin #MomsofTikTok #toddlermom #toddlersoftiktok #preschool #preschoolteacher #earlylearning #earlylearning101

Ever find yourself getting frustrated when your child gives up too quickly? Or when they scribble over their drawing in frustration instead of trying again? It makes sense. Most of us were never taught how to handle mistakes—we were just expected to avoid them. And when we didn’t? We felt shame, frustration, and the urge to just… stop trying. But imagine if, instead of shutting down, your child knew that mistakes were just part of learning? That they could be fixed, worked through, or even turned into something new? That shift starts with us. The way we respond to our kids’ struggles teaches them how to handle challenges for the rest of their lives. And the good news? You can break the cycle. You can be the one who teaches them resilience instead of fear. Swipe through to see how small moments can change everything. ✨ #GentleParenting #MindfulParenting #BreakingTheCycle #ConsciousParenting #ParentingSupport #ParentingCoach #RaisingResilientKids #CycleBreaker #GrowthMindset #EmotionalIntelligence #toddlermom #preschool #preschoollife #dadsoftiktok #MomsofTikTok #sel