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When a tiny human has a big emotion and they're yelling, or they've thrown a toy, or hit someone, we look beyond the behavior to the underlying need. What if we extended that same grace to ourselves?
What's going on when you enter an interaction with your kiddo and the wheels come off the bus? What needs aren't being met for you?
Right now as parents are once again scrambling to balance impossible logistics, what comes up for you around this? Does this resonate for you?