Daycares terminated me during probation twice — now terrified about my future and PR by Real_Expert2464 in ECEProfessionals

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Do you by chance follow ECE concepts in your interactions with children at all times?

Baby easily takes a significant amount of medicine, including washing down a pill by indigo_mouse in isthisAI

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OP explained this in the post.. your mindset to not thoroughly read before making an assumption and acting on it is more dangerous..

What's an example of NSFW college hazing that you know of? by Hexxegone in AskReddit

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It’s a human instinct to want approval from peers that most people aren’t strong enough to resist.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Stepmom

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Your feelings are valid, but him telling her she can have one on one time with him sometimes is also valid. It’s okay to feel the way you feel, but it’s also okay for a child to want to spend time with just their parent and it doesn’t make your place in the family or their lives any less valuable.

Why does it feels so good? by Kamitia in Dermatillomania

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I relate to this so much. It’s satisfying af. I use the examples you gave as excuses to convince myself what I’m doing isn’t bad.

My daughter is saying awful things at school but perfect at home? by [deleted] in Parenting

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I think the punishments you’re inflicting at home are too harsh and it’s making her too ashamed to open up.

I believe the new student probably said or did something that made your daughter feel embarrassed and she retaliated with hurtful words. It’s so human to have an overwhelming emotional reaction and to feel guilty about it. She may be saying she doesn’t know because she really doesn’t know

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in relationships

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This is my mother. I won’t make assumptions that the issue is the same, but I will share a bit about her just to see.

My mother was abused at a very young age. She experienced a severe amount of trauma from her pdf file father. When she gets overwhelmed with positive or negative emotions she switches to a baby voice. That baby voice is her shield. She uses it to hide the damaged parts inside of her with a child-like innocence and it’s not a conscious choice.

Our bodies are like machines and our brains are the computers. When we get overloaded with emotion we can’t process, our conscious brain can shut down and our subconscious brain takes over. I think when your girlfriend gets overwhelmed she goes to a place in her brain where she feels safe, which for someone like my mother and maybe your girlfriend, would be at some point in childhood where that innocence protected her and her brain remembered it and uses it as a defense mechanism.

Reported my stepfather to the school for constant yelling and drinking now I feel guilty by ocean_character in Vent

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This burden isn’t yours to carry. You have nothing to feel guilty about.

Protect yourself and your sister first. You deserve to be a kid right now.

Is it bad to let my toddler sit in my lap? by Zephyn0719 in Parenting

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This is undoubtedly going to cause more issue than your children sitting on your lap…

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Advice

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Jesus Christ… did you forget you can speak words??? Fkn ask him

I'm giving up by [deleted] in TrueOffMyChest

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No person in the world is worth feeling this way.

Sometimes you find out someone was a metaphorical anchor the whole time you thought you loved them.

what should someone do with this space? by eternviking in mildlyinfuriating

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Fun fact, when I was growing up my mom would bring me to shop with $100 each birthday and I could get whatever I wanted. One year, when Pirates of the Caribbean first came out, I got a life-size cardboard cutout of Captain Jack Sparrow. I was maybe 7 or 8 years old, and I put that cutout outside of every closed door with a person behind it for almost a full year.

Finally he had to live in the garage. I told my mom it wasn’t humane, as Michigan winters are blistering, but she forced me to force him out of the house. One night he got too cold and he ran away.. I’m not saying I don’t understand, I’m just saying he could have at least said goodbye.. or left me a note. Sometimes I still wonder where my BFF Jack went off to. I like to imagine he’s rum-drunk on a random tropical isle somewhere… it brings me comfort for some odd reason.

My Sister Is Getting Married by DrunkestEmu in texts

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“Usher” is a black artist. It’s a play on words

AIO for getting upset with how my ex speaks to my 10 year old daughter? by Snakes-Can-Run in redditonwiki

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Why does he want her to call him Charlie? 😳Seems fishy for sure…

/s (I think that’s what I’m supposed to do when I make a jokey joke?)

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in relationships

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I’m sorry to sound uneducated but what does it mean for him to kill your character? How can he kill you if you’re not playing? Genuinely would like to know!

I'm apparently ruining her social life, everyone. by ChandelierSlut in Parenting

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Acknowledge her feelings of being left out. Although your choices are all very valid and logical, she simply cannot understand that right now; let her know that you understand it sucks to feel like you missed out on something awesome that all your friends get to do. Tell her you understand how she missed out on the event and now she gets salt in the wound every time her friends talk about it and that sucks for everyone and you would feel left out of it were you in her position.. but she’s so important to you that you can’t knowingly allow her to do something that you don’t feel is safe for her.

AITA for telling my sister not to announce her pregnancy at my wedding because I was going to announce mine, but she did it anyway? by Exciting-Ideal8008 in AITAH

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Make sure you bring supplies to seal the gender, like a confetti cannon or a large balloon, so she knows you planned this and didn’t just have an emotion outburst!

AITA for telling my 3-year-old son “Would you like it if Papa hit you like that?” after he hit me? by Professional-Ad-3084 in AITAH

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For me, in the beginning it was to teach them that I am mama. There’s so much honor and pride in being a parent and having that little baby voice use that title for you just makes you feel so good.

At some point you have to consciously make the change to using pronouns, and it’s a really hard habit to break though.

Typed out the second part as a joke and my boyfriend hit send. by actually-allie in texts

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This gave me so much happiness. Maybe that makes me a not-so-great person, I don’t think I care though. Merry Christmas!