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21/11/2025

ชุดละ 69 บาทเท่านั้น!! มีขายส่งด้วยนะ ทักมาได้เลยครับ

10/10/2025

โปร 10.10‼️ ซื้อ 3 ชุดเพียง 150.- เท่านั้น (ปกติราคาชุดละ 69.-) ส่งฟรี ‼️
Busy Book A-Z สมุดกิจกรรมสุดฮิต เสริมพัฒนาการครบจบในเล่มเดียว!ฝึกเขียน ✍️ เรียน A-Z อย่างสนุกสนานพร้อมภาพและสติกเกอร์น่ารักๆในชุดประกอบด้วย:
✅ สมุดกิจกรรมตัวอักษร A-Z
✅ ปากกาไวท์บอร์ด เขียน-ลบได้ไม่จำกัด
✅ สติกเกอร์แปะจับคู่ พร้อมจุด Velcro
✅ หน้ากิจกรรมเสริมสร้างสมาธิและจินตนาการเล่นสนุก ได้เรียนรู้!
• เรียนรู้ตัวอักษรภาษาอังกฤษ A-Z
• ฝึกจับคู่ภาพกับคำศัพท์
• เสริมกล้ามเนื้อมัดเล็ก ฝึกการควบคุมมือ
• กระตุ้นการคิดอย่างเป็นระบบ (EF)
• เสริมความคิดสร้างสรรค์และสมาธิเหมาะสำหรับเด็กวัย 3 ปีขึ้นไป(เล่นภายใต้การดูแลของผู้ใหญ่)

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10/10/2025

A small painting effort. ❤
National Child Development Council

10/10/2025

This is the heart of a growth mindset: teaching kids that challenges aren’t walls, they’re puzzles. 🧩 With patience, creativity, and resilience, they can discover solutions and build confidence along the way.

When children learn that “I can’t” simply means “I haven’t figured it out yet,” their potential becomes limitless.

💬 How do you encourage problem-solving at home? Share your favorite tips below — another parent might need them today.

10/10/2025

Childhood flies by faster than we think 🌟. The laughter, silly moments, and little lessons are what matter most. Don’t waste time chasing perfection — embrace the chaos and the joy. Grow with them, laugh with them, and love them through it all. 💕😊

10/10/2025

Parenting isn’t about never losing patience — it’s about showing our children how to handle big emotions with love, guidance, and grace. 💛 Every word, every reaction shapes the way they see themselves and the world. 🌍

💬 How do you stay calm during those tough parenting moments? Share your tips below — other parents might need them today! 💕

10/10/2025

10/10/2025

“How you parent today shapes the parent your child will become tomorrow.”

The way we respond to our children—through our words, actions, and even our patience—becomes the model they carry into adulthood. Kids don’t just learn from what we say; they absorb how we handle stress, love, discipline, and relationships.

If they see empathy, they’ll learn compassion.
If they see respect, they’ll learn how to respect others.
If they see patience, they’ll learn self-control.

Every interaction is a teaching moment. We’re not only raising children—we’re raising the future parents, leaders, and humans of tomorrow.

💡 Follow for more parenting wisdom, tips, and inspiration to help you raise kind, confident kids.

02/06/2025

02/06/2025

🌧 RAIN: A Gentle Practice for Big Feelings 🌧

When emotions feel overwhelming, the RAIN practice can offer a path through, rather than around, the storm. Developed in mindfulness traditions, RAIN is a simple yet powerful tool for turning toward your experience with curiosity and care.

✨ R – Recognize
Pause and name what you're feeling. Sadness? Anger? Shame? Anxiety? You don’t need to fix it — just see it. Naming the emotion helps loosen its grip.

✨ A – Allow
Let it be there. This doesn’t mean you like it or want it to stay — just that you're not fighting it. Emotions, like waves, pass more easily when we stop resisting.

✨ I – Investigate
With kindness, explore where the feeling lives in your body. Is there tightness? Heat? Numbness? Ask: What is this emotion asking for? What might it need right now?

✨ N – Nurture (or Non-identification)
Offer yourself compassion. You are not your emotion. This is a passing experience, not a permanent truth. You can say, “This is hard, and I’m doing the best I can.”

RAIN isn’t about fixing feelings — it’s about befriending them.
A moment of pause. A breath of space. A practice in being human.

13/05/2025

Strength and Safety: Holding Space for Both

When we talk to young people about their painful and distressing experiences, or when we speak to the child inside adult survivors, we can honor both their strength and their need for safety by:

* Naming Both Truths: Acknowledge the ways they’ve had to be strong while also validating that they shouldn’t have had to be. “You learned to survive things no one should have to endure. You’re strong, but you also deserved to feel safe.”

* Inviting Compassion for Themselves: Encourage them to hold compassion for both the powerful self they became and the child who still needs gentleness. “You’re allowed to be proud of how you got through it and still grieve what was lost.”

* Normalizing Complex Feelings: Create space for the contradictions. “It’s okay to feel strong and hurt at the same time. Both are real, and both deserve to be heard.”

* Using Grounding Language: Offer grounding reminders that affirm their worth in the present. “You don’t have to be strong all the time. Right now, it’s okay to just be here and be cared for.”

Yes, our traumas may have shaped us, made us stronger, taught us things we never wanted to learn. But we can hold space for that growth without denying the truth: we shouldn’t have had to learn those lessons in the first place.

Stacy Kaiser’s words resonate deeply:

"But it made you stronger."
I was a child.
I didn't need to be stronger.
I needed to be safe."

Let’s honor both – the strength that was gained and the safety that was deserved. 💛

Credits: Stacy Kaiser, Thinking Minds