Eran Katz
@eran-parentingmap.bsky.social
👨👧👦 Clinical Psychologist | Parenting Coach
🧭 Creator of the Parenting MAP to help parents find more confidence and calm
📖 Attachment theory, parenting, and psychology
www.apparentlyparent.com
🧭 Creator of the Parenting MAP to help parents find more confidence and calm
📖 Attachment theory, parenting, and psychology
www.apparentlyparent.com
Finding ways to CONNECT is fundamental to being able to help our kids regulate in a meltdown. It is essential in what I teach as part of The Parenting MAP. This method helped me become a more confident and relaxed parents, and helps my clients as well. And this is what this account is for.
December 13, 2024 at 10:22 AM
Finding ways to CONNECT is fundamental to being able to help our kids regulate in a meltdown. It is essential in what I teach as part of The Parenting MAP. This method helped me become a more confident and relaxed parents, and helps my clients as well. And this is what this account is for.
possibility but when it is, why not?
As parents we may have this stress to "fix" or "calm down" or "discipline" and "be in control" - especially in public with all the judgmental eyes... but look what can be possible when we are in it with them, in the moments, playfully and respectfully. Wonders.
As parents we may have this stress to "fix" or "calm down" or "discipline" and "be in control" - especially in public with all the judgmental eyes... but look what can be possible when we are in it with them, in the moments, playfully and respectfully. Wonders.
December 13, 2024 at 10:22 AM
possibility but when it is, why not?
As parents we may have this stress to "fix" or "calm down" or "discipline" and "be in control" - especially in public with all the judgmental eyes... but look what can be possible when we are in it with them, in the moments, playfully and respectfully. Wonders.
As parents we may have this stress to "fix" or "calm down" or "discipline" and "be in control" - especially in public with all the judgmental eyes... but look what can be possible when we are in it with them, in the moments, playfully and respectfully. Wonders.
this cute, fluffy and happy cat. She laughed and enjoyed the game, as if nothing happened just moments ago. Her nervous system relaxed, and we could reconnect (and later try to figure out what has happened).
It's a moment I cherish as an example of following our kids' lead. Not that it's always a >
It's a moment I cherish as an example of following our kids' lead. Not that it's always a >
December 13, 2024 at 10:22 AM
this cute, fluffy and happy cat. She laughed and enjoyed the game, as if nothing happened just moments ago. Her nervous system relaxed, and we could reconnect (and later try to figure out what has happened).
It's a moment I cherish as an example of following our kids' lead. Not that it's always a >
It's a moment I cherish as an example of following our kids' lead. Not that it's always a >
on the driveway, next to the sidewalk.
Usually, I would be like "come on girl, get yourself up and let's go home", but at this moment I managed to gather myself and decided to roll with her flow wherever she will guide me.
And that worked. The raging lioness she was a moment ago turned into >
Usually, I would be like "come on girl, get yourself up and let's go home", but at this moment I managed to gather myself and decided to roll with her flow wherever she will guide me.
And that worked. The raging lioness she was a moment ago turned into >
December 13, 2024 at 10:22 AM
on the driveway, next to the sidewalk.
Usually, I would be like "come on girl, get yourself up and let's go home", but at this moment I managed to gather myself and decided to roll with her flow wherever she will guide me.
And that worked. The raging lioness she was a moment ago turned into >
Usually, I would be like "come on girl, get yourself up and let's go home", but at this moment I managed to gather myself and decided to roll with her flow wherever she will guide me.
And that worked. The raging lioness she was a moment ago turned into >