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Day 23: Inside the Little Mind Activity: Worry MonsterKids carry worries in tiny hearts that don’t know how to speak yet...
23/11/2025

Day 23: Inside the Little Mind

Activity: Worry Monster

Kids carry worries in tiny hearts that don’t know how to speak yet.

The Worry Monster gives those fears a face, a shape, and a story so children can finally point at it and say, “This is what scares me.”
As step by step, page by page, the monster becomes smaller…
and the child becomes braver.

Children don’t hide their pain they express it differently. Let’s explore the hidden world behind their reactions.Join o...
22/11/2025

Children don’t hide their pain they express it differently. Let’s explore the hidden world behind their reactions.

Join one-hour open discussion on what truly shapes a child’s emotional world. Let’s decode together..!!!

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Day 13: Inside the Little Mind 🌸Emotional SafetyWhat It Means for a Child’s GrowthA child feels seen, heard, and accepte...
13/11/2025

Day 13: Inside the Little Mind

🌸Emotional Safety
What It Means for a Child’s Growth

A child feels seen, heard, and accepted not just when they’re happy or doing well, but also when they’re sad, scared, or struggling.

The sense of security that says:

“I can be myself here. I won’t be judged, shamed, or ignored.”

When a child feels emotionally safe:
• They can express feelings freely.
• They learn to trust others and form healthy bonds.
• Their brain develops better control over emotions and stress.
• Confidence, empathy, and resilience naturally grow.

But when emotional safety is missing children learn to hide their feelings, suppress needs, or seek approval instead of connection.
They grow up cautious, anxious, or unsure of their worth.

Emotional safety is the foundation of mental health.
It’s how love becomes strength, and understanding becomes growth.

12/11/2025

12: Inside the Little Mind
A baby may not understand words but they feel everything. The tone, the tension, the silence after the shouting. When home becomes a place of conflict, even the smallest hearts start to carry invisible wounds.

Let’s create homes that heal, not hurt.

11/11/2025

Day 11: Inside the Little Mind

We usually observe children started lying even on smaller things…

When children begin to lie, it’s usually not about being “bad.” It’s often a developmental or emotional response.

Children may lie because:
✅ They fear punishment or disappointing adults
✅ They want attention or approval
✅ They are trying to avoid conflict
✅ Their imagination and reality get mixed at younger ages
✅ They’re testing boundaries as they grow

What helps:
• Stay calm, don’t shame
• Teach honesty through gentle conversations
• Praise them when they tell the truth
• Understand the feeling behind the lie (fear, insecurity, pressure)

Lying in childhood is a communication of unmet needs or fears not a character flaw.

10/11/2025

Day 10: Inside the Little Mind

🌸 Stimming in Children

Stimming refers to repetitive movements or sounds children use to help their bodies and brains feel “just right.” like tapping, rocking, flapping, or fidgeting. Commonly observed in neurodivergent kids.

⁉️Why do Children Stim?
- to regulate emotions
- ⁠to handle sensory input
- ⁠to express themselves
- ⁠to feel safe

⁉️ How it helps
Healthy Stimming can
✨ Reduce anxiety and emotional overload
✨ Help with self-soothing
✨ Improve focus and learning
✨ Give their nervous system a “reset”
✨ Support them during transitions and stressful moments.

Only be concerned when it is:
• Causing injury (head banging, biting)
• Interrupting daily functioning too much
• Happening due to extreme stress
• Triggered by unsafe environments.

Most kids stim in some way. Instead of stopping it, try to understand why they’re doing it.
If the stimming is safe and not harmful, it’s a healthy way for children to feel emotionally and sensory balanced.

08/11/2025

Early emotional experiences influence attachment, self-worth, and emotional development long before a child learns to speak.


06/11/2025

Day 6: Inside the Little Mind

Hurt by Criticism -Rejection Sensitivity

Some children feel deeply hurt or upset when they think they’ve been rejected, criticized, or not liked. Even small comments, teasing, or being left out can feel very personal and painful to them.

✨How It Looks:
• They may become quiet, sad, or defensive after being corrected.
• They might worry too much about what others think (“She didn’t smile at me maybe she’s mad at me”).
• They often try too hard to please people or avoid new situations.
• Sometimes they react strongly crying or getting angry over gentle feedback.

✨Why It Happens:
• Growing up with harsh criticism or emotional neglect
• Being bullied or excluded by peers
• Living in a perfectionist environment where mistakes aren’t accepted
• Having ADHD or anxiety, which makes emotions harder to manage

✨How Adults Can Support:
-Acknowledge their feelings
-Praise effort, not just results.
-Show self-kindness
-Build emotional safety
-Talk openly about feelings.

05/11/2025

Day 5: *Inside the Little Mind*

🌸 *How Small Moments Leave Big Marks*

*Shame* is one of the most painful emotions a child can experience, it’s not just about doing something wrong, but about feeling something is wrong with them.

While guilt focuses on behavior (“I did something wrong”), shame attacks identity (“I am wrong”).

Shame often begins in small, unnoticed moments when a child is scolded too harshly, compared to others,
ignored when they needed comfort, or laughed at for being themselves.

Even when parents don’t mean to, these moments tell a child:
“You’re not good enough as you are.”

Over time, this shapes how they see themselves.
They may become too careful, afraid to express, or seek constant approval.
Some hide their emotions or try to be “perfect” so they won’t be rejected.

Change happens when a child feels seen and accepted, when mistakes are met with kindness, not criticism, & love is given freely, not earned.

04/11/2025

Day 4: Inside the Little Mind

This visual representation shows how children react when parents don’t meet their emotional needs.

A child who learns himself to be responsible for her mother emotional safety, another child who sometimes gets attention or love reaching out learns to beg for connection while a child who receives warmth learns that love is safe to trust.

Every response shapes how the child will seek love and made connections for the rest of their life.

04/11/2025

Day 4: Inside the Little Mind

Anxiety or Anger

We usually missed the signs reflect in behaviors…

Children body reacts before their mind can explain. Heart races. Chest tightens. Emotions overflow.
And the only way they know to release it is through outbursts. Anxiety wears the mask of anger.

How to differentiate between Anxiety & Anger

Sometimes both the looks alike, crying, shouting or withdrawal but beneath the surface the reason or purpose differs…

Anger comes from feeling blocked a child can’t get what they want or feels misunderstood. The energy is outward like hitting, yelling, or arguing. Ends once the situation changes or the need is met.

Anxiety comes from fear or worry like a child feels unsafe,nervous, or pressured. The energy remain inside then bursts outward, reaction may seem “out of sudden”. The child may avoid tasks, stay close to parents, or appear uneasy before reacting.

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