Ashton Hurt

Beautiful Got to go see some fam!!

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8 days ago

“Mom, I’m boooored!” 😩➡️🎉 Boredom isn’t a problem to fix—it’s a chance for creativity! But that doesn’t mean you have to entertain them. Instead, talk with them! 💬 🔹 “Oh, I see you’re stacking those blocks!” 🔹 “What’s your plan next?” Narrating what they’re doing keeps them engaged without taking over. It builds confidence, independence, and problem-solving skills. So next time boredom strikes, try talking with them instead of fixing it! 🙌 #IndependentPlay #RaisingThinkers #ChildDevelopment

9 days ago

I pray this encourages you to

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10 days ago

Wellness

“Yes” Can Be Just as Powerful as “No” It’s so easy to default to “no”—because we’re busy, because it’s messy, because it just seems easier. But what if we paused and asked ourselves: Is this “no” necessary, or just convenient? Can they splash a little longer in the tub? Yes. Can they wear their superhero cape to the store? Yes. Can they help stir the pancake batter (even if it’s messy)? Yes. Saying yes more often doesn’t mean letting go of boundaries—it means making sure the boundaries we set actually matter. And when we do say no, our kids will know it’s for a reason, not just out of habit. What’s one thing you can say “yes” to today? ⬇️ #IntentionalParenting #SayingYes #RaisingKids #PositiveParenting #ParentingWithGrace

11 days ago

We love some good organization

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12 days ago

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Biting Isn’t Just a “Bad Behavior” – It’s a Need! Kids don’t bite just to be difficult—there’s actually a receptor in the back of the jaw that helps them self-soothe! Instead of just saying “No biting!”, try giving them something appropriate to bite: 🦷 A teether or chew toy 🥕 Crunchy snacks like carrots or apples 🧊 A frozen washcloth for relief The goal isn’t to stop biting—it’s to redirect it in a way that meets their need and keeps everyone safe. What’s your go-to biting alternative? ⬇️ #ToddlerTips #BehaviorSpecialist #GentleDiscipline #ParentingSupport #EmotionalRegulation

13 days ago

Stop Saying “Please”—Say This Instead! “Please put on your shoes.” Sounds polite, right? But to a child, it sounds like a choice! 🤯 When we say “please,” it can confuse kids—are we asking or telling? Instead, try clear, confident directions: ✔️ “It’s time to put on your shoes.” ✔️ “Go wash your hands for dinner.” ✔️ “Put your toys in the bin.” This isn’t about being harsh—it’s about setting kids up for success with clear expectations instead of mixed messages. 💡 Have you ever noticed your child ignoring a request because it sounded optional? Try this shift and see the difference! ⬇️ #ParentingTips #RespectfulParenting #RaisingConfidentKids #ChildDevelopment #BehaviorStrategies

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Visual Arts

15 days ago

Discipline isn’t about control—it’s about connection. When we focus on controlling our kids, we might get immediate obedience, but at what cost? Fear? Resentment? A broken relationship? 😔 But when we focus on connection, everything shifts. Instead of “How do I make them listen?” we ask, “How can I understand what they need?” 💡 Because true discipline isn’t about forcing compliance—it’s about teaching, guiding, and helping our kids develop self-control from the inside out. Next time you’re in a tough moment, pause. Connect first. The lesson will follow. ❤️ #ConnectedParenting #DisciplineWithLove #ParentingWithGrace #RaisingResilientKids #MomLife #TeacherLife

16 days ago

Your child isn’t overreacting—they’re reflecting. You spill your coffee and get frustrated. They spill their milk and cry… and now you’re frustrated with them. The truth? Kids handle situations the way we do. If we get elevated when things go wrong, they will too. But when they react like us, we call it an overreaction. Hard truth? They’re not overreacting—they’re learning. Next time something goes wrong, take a deep breath. Show them what calm looks like. ✨ What helps you stay calm in the moment? Drop it below! ⬇️ #ParentingWithGrace #BreakingTheCycle #MindfulParenting #EmotionalRegulation #ParentingTips

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17 days ago

When big emotions take over, words won’t work—breath will. Ever tried reasoning with a child mid-meltdown? It doesn’t work because their brain is in survival mode—they can’t think logically. But deep breathing resets the brain. 🌬️ When we help kids slow their breath, we bring them back to a calm, thinking state. So next time frustration takes over, skip the lecture and try this instead: 🫁 Breathe together – Model slow, deep breaths. 🖐️ Use visuals – “Smell the flower, blow out the candle.” 🤗 Stay calm – Your energy helps regulate theirs. What’s your favorite way to help kids calm down? #EmotionalRegulation #ParentingTools #TeacherLife #MindfulParenting #CalmTheChaos

18 days ago

Stop focusing on the problem—start guiding the solution! Ever notice how when you say, “Stop running!” your child just seems to run faster? That’s because their brain latches onto the key word—running—instead of the “stop.” 🚀 Instead of telling kids what not to do, try telling them what to do: ✅ “Use your walking feet.” ✅ “Keep your feet on the floor.” ✅ “Stay close to me.” This small shift helps kids process directions better and actually listen—without feeling like they’re in trouble all the time. 🙌 Try it out today and let me know how it goes! ⬇️ #ParentingTips #ChildDevelopment #PositiveParenting #GentleDiscipline #RaisingKids

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19 days ago

Your child’s safe space starts with you. ✨ When they spill the juice… do they see frustration or reassurance? ✨ When they try again after struggling… do they hear silence or celebration? ✨ When they share their heart… do they feel dismissed or truly heard? Kids thrive in an environment where mistakes aren’t the end of the world, effort is recognized, and their voice matters. The way we respond now shapes whether they’ll turn to us later. Let’s be their safe place. Let’s show them that home is where they are loved—not just when they get it right, but always. ❤️ What’s one way you make your child feel safe to open up? ⬇️ #ParentingWithGrace #RaisingConfidentKids #SafeSpaceParenting #ConnectionOverPerfection

20 days ago

Motherhood doesn’t make you lose yourself—it makes you more of who you were meant to be. Did you know pink flamingos turn white when they become moms? They pour so much of their nutrients into their babies that they literally lose their color. But once their little ones are strong, their vibrant pink returns. Sound familiar? Motherhood stretches us, challenges us, and often feels like it’s taking pieces of us. But we’re not losing ourselves—we’re pouring into our children, giving them strength. And just like the flamingo, we get our color back. Maybe even brighter than before. So if you’re in the season of giving all you have, know this: You are still you. And one day, you’ll look back and see that you didn’t fade—you flourished. Insta @gypbshop Tag a mama who needs this reminder today! #MomLife #MotherhoodUnplugged #YouAreStillYou #FlourishingNotFading #ParentingWithPurpose

21 days ago

“I’m sorry” holds more power than you think. Ever lost your patience and snapped at your child? Maybe you rushed them when they just needed a moment, or you dismissed their feelings because you were overwhelmed yourself. We’ve all been there. But here’s the thing—our kids are learning how to navigate relationships by watching us. When we humble ourselves and say, “I’m sorry for yelling. That wasn’t okay,” we’re teaching them that mistakes don’t define us—what we do afterward does. Apologizing doesn’t make you weak; it models strength, responsibility, and grace. And when they see that? They’ll learn to do the same. Have you ever had a powerful moment with your child after apologizing? Share in the comments! ⬇️ #RespectfulParenting #RaisingKindKids #ModelTheBehavior #ParentingWithGrace

22 days ago

When your kid says “NO!”—try this instead! Kids love saying no. It’s a way for them to test boundaries and assert independence. But when you need them to make a decision, try the Parroting Method: 1️⃣ Give them two choices: “Do you want to put on your shoes by yourself or do you want me to help?” 2️⃣ If they say no, calmly repeat the choices. 3️⃣ If they say no again, let them know: “That’s okay! If you don’t choose, I’ll choose for you.” 4️⃣ Ask one last time, and if they still don’t choose—follow through and decide for them. This method keeps you in charge while giving them a sense of control. No battles, no endless negotiations—just calm, confident parenting! Have you tried this before? Let me know how it works for you! ⬇️ #PositiveParenting #ToddlerTips #GentleDiscipline #ParentingHacks #RaisingKidsRight

23 days ago

Screaming ≠ Asking for Help Some kids scream because they don’t know how to ask for help—they simply haven’t been taught! It’s easy to just give in, but that teaches them screaming works. Instead, pause and teach: 🗣️ “Help, please.” 🗣️ “Open this.” 🗣️ “I need a turn.” Model it, practice it, and watch them learn! ✨ Next time they scream, try: “Say ‘help, please,’ and I’ll help you.” #ChildDevelopment #TeachingCommunication #ParentingTips #EarlyLearning #ToddlerMomLife

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Sometimes I just need to let myself feel creative

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