Don’t always listen or worry too intensely about advice from everyone else about your parenting/mothering, especially when babies. Your own instinct and what YOU feel to do will usually be the most appropriate and best way to go at the time. Don’t compare yourself or your baby to others

Cup of tea and count to three, I never understood how anyone could have a cup of tea while everything is in chaos but it works calm cool and collective ready to battle on children.

Just breathe, my mother said to me
When my child was turning two,
He was having a little melt down
Coz I wouldn’t let him eat glue.
Just breathe and take a minute
Calm yourself, walk to-and-fro,
Your child will still love you
Even if you have to say no.

To follow our instincts and not necessarily parent as our folks did. Don’t just accept what has always been done. Listen to your intuition 🙂

treat them equally dont show favouritism

No book can teach you how to be a mummy or know your baby better than you. So be comfortable and enjoy that you know best and trust your instincts.

Go with your gut feelings. Only you know your children & their individual quirks. If you aren’t taken seriously about a concern go to another specialist & never give up

The best parenting adivice that I ever received was to pull the flaps out of the nappy ????. No more leaks ????after that!

The best advice I’ve received is that to always tell your children that you love them no matter what. Be there for them and encourage them to follow their dreams ????

None that was of any use. List,en to yourself is all I say

To always try to find the positives, even when your child is being negative and to acknowledge it’s bad behavior, not a bad child.

Take each day as it comes and just love them for their little personalities and don’t take any notice of people who say you are doing the wrong thing. Enjoy your children while you can

Do your best in life that’s all you can do, be true to yourself & be you. Best advice all the way, thanks Mum & Dad I say.

Be a good role model to your child and have plenty of patience.

Go with your instinct that normally applies to most situations

Listen to all advice but only use what you feel comfortable with.

Follow your instincts. You know your child, you know when something’s wrong. Don’t let anyone tell you otherwise.

Stay calm!!

Be yourself, don’t be harsh or critical, take advice in, use what you think is helpful, all the rest just nod and shake your head

Do not force a career on a child, instead guide their interests and explain likely outcomes of their preferred choice and offer options. Support their chosen career choice and in that way there will be no anger towards you. If she’s disappointed, be sympathetic and offer career alternatives.