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Disability Advocate, Certified Positive Discipline Educator, Founder of Supernova Parenting
Half the DSM-5, but AuDHD will do.
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supernovaparenting.org Supernova Momma @supernovaparenting.org · 20h
Good morning you handsome and gorgeous lot. Children, humans want to feel belonging and significance in their household and community.
January 11, 2026 at 8:48 PM
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Exactly what happened!
January 11, 2026 at 8:39 PM
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One of the ways you can build that belonging & significance is by allowing them to contribute to their household and community.
*chores
*family meetings
*volunteer work
*problem solving
*extracurricular activities
*just joining you in making dinner or doing household projects
10:35 < Toolcards Jobs Children learn life skills, develop social interest and feel capable by helping out at home. 1) Brainstorm a family job list together. 2) Create fun ways to rotate jobs, such as a job wheel with a spinner, job charts, or a job jar for "fishing" out two chores for the week. 3) Take time for job training-do chores with them the first six years. 4) Discuss all problems at a family meeting and focus on solutions. 5:26 Toolcards •0 Problem Solving Use daily challenges as opportunities to practice problem solving WITH your children. 1) Brainstorm for solutions during family meetings or with one child. 2) Ask Curiosity Questions to invite your child to explore solutions. 3) For fights: "Can you two figure this out together, or do you need help?" 4) For chores: Brainstorm what needs to be done and invite your kids to create a plan. Be willing to try their plan for a week. Quotes trom the Positive Discipline books to Jane Noisen. Ask for Help Telling children they are capable is not effective. They must have experiences where they feel capable. 1) Children feel capable, belonging and significance when they contribute. 2) Look for every opportunity to say, "| need your help." 3) Be sure to let your children know how much you appreciate their help. Quotes from the Positive Discipline books ® Jane Nelsen Family Meetings Children learn social and life skills during weekly family meetings. Format for the Family Meeting: 1) Compliments and appreciations 2) Evaluation of past solutions 3) Agenda items-person can choose to: a. Share feelings b. Invite a discussion c. Brainstorm for solutions 4) Calendar: events, meal planning 5) Fun activity and dessert Quotes from the Positive Discipline books © Jane Nelsen
January 11, 2026 at 3:45 PM
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Lmao. Unfortunately I only told him about my love
January 11, 2026 at 8:20 PM
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Hollering
January 11, 2026 at 8:16 PM
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He did.
January 11, 2026 at 8:14 PM
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He is one of my consistent celebrity crushes. And how am I just now finding out that I have more reasons to love him??????

What a good moment for you 🖤🖤🖤
January 11, 2026 at 7:59 PM