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It's important to Know the signs, for when your child/children need help. Getting help has a bad stigma, but in reality it shows them that you care about their present & future. Reach out to LUVE Life LLC for coaching, let us help balance your family today.

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It's important to Know the signs, for when your child/children need help. Getting help has a bad stigma, but in reality it shows them that you care about their present & future. Reach out to LUVE Life LLC for coaching, let us help balance your family today.

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LUVE Life LLC Life Coaching is not therapy. However, it allows children the safe space needed to create & achieve

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Hello Luvelies,

🗣Luve Life is now accepting new clients!

LUVE LIFE LLC IS A LIFE COACHING PRACTICE THAT SPECIALIZES IN SOCIAL, EMOTIONAL,
& MENTAL HEALTH GUIDANCE FOR CHILDREN. YOUNG ADULTS & PARENTS OF CHILDREN EXPERIENCING DIFFICULTIES IN SCHOOL, HOME LIFE & SOCIAL ENVIRONMENTS.
LUVE LIFE PROVIDES FAMILIES WITH THE NECESSARY TOOLS TO ACHIEVE SELF-MADE GOALS AND MAKE PROGRESSIVE AND BENEFICIAL STEPS TOWARD HEALTHIER LIFE STYLES.

Let's start the school year off right by helping our children get ahead of life. Contact us today!

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Luve Life LLC is looking to partner with a local organization to give away 30 toiletry bags for back to school. These bags will be filled with hygiene products, journals, pens and pencils, daily affirmations, tips and tricks for both parents and children to cope with emotions, anxiety, and develop a sense of self throughout the school year!

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Big and small life changes are inevitable, but that doesn’t make them any easier for children (or even adults) to manage. Structure and stability feel safe for children, so new experiences like divorce, moving, attending a new school, or welcoming a baby sibling can be scary.

As we face changes, we develop the skills of resilience. By navigating and growing from these experiences, we strengthen and train our “resilience muscle.” Children who are new to major life changes need extra support in addressing their feelings, understanding and adjusting to change, and learning new strategies and skills along the way.

Remember that children feel our emotions, so start by acknowledging and regulating your own feelings about the change.

These effective strategies will help your child feel safe, adjust, and build resilience.
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1. Give them time to prepare
2. Listen to their concerns
3. Keep routines the same
3. Give them choices and ask for help
5. Talk about other changes and help them pull from that experience

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Adults and caregivers are the primary people who contribute to a child's ability to become self-disciplined. They must help children learn the positive benefits of prosocial behaviors—the opposite of antisocial behavior, and includes behaviors such as sharing, cooperating, sympathizing, and comforting—by rewarding them when they act appropriately, and by using positive guidance strategies to deal with inappropriate or unwanted behaviors and actions.
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Parents should take an active role in encouraging children to engage in desirable actions and behaviors such as sharing with others, comforting their peers, and being honest and respectful. Desirable actions and behaviors can be rewarded with praise and appreciation. Conversely, undesirable actions such as
aggression, tattling, or selfishness should be discussed with children, putting an emphasis on the negative effects it has on them and others around
them.

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Happy Tuesday !

Self-esteem — a person's sense of worth — is important for success. When children feel confident and secure, they're more likely to succeed in school and achieve personal goals. As they get older, they learn to confront problems and resist peer pressure. More important, having a positive self-image helps a child feel happy and capable of maintaining personal relationships.
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Building children's self-esteem is an ongoing part of parenting. Parents' actions influence the way children feel about themselves. Children need their parents' unconditional love and support. The way parents interact with their children influences the type of people they become. Nurturing parents who share their love help increase their children's sense of self-worth. Kids learn to feel good about themselves and to care about others. When parents build their Children’s self-esteem, a foundation for a strong, loving relationship is laid.

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Who remembers playing hand games as a kid? Of course you do! If given the opportunity you would show your children what you’re made of!
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So this Friday, I challenge you all to sit with your children and teach them a hand game you used to play as a kid. Be patient with them as they learn, be gentle with them as they will not get it right the first, second or maybe even third time trying. But introducing your children to things of your past that made you happy, will create a bonding moment. These bonding moments create core memories for you both.
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Give it a try today and let us know how it made you and your children feel once they’ve mastered it. Swipe for a few examples of games that brought me joy as a kiddo!

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Happy Tuesday!

Todays tip is all about flexibility as parents. When you think of flexibility you often think time. How available are you for your children or how can you adjust your work schedule to be conducive to what your children needs. But flexible parenting isn’t about time, it’s about your energy and mindset. Most of us grew up in an old school “do as you’re told”, “don’t question me” home environment, but we’ve quickly learned as adult as that may not be the best approach for some children. Raising or caring for children is not black or white. There are adjustments to be made as children develop and grow. So challenging yourself to step outside of your norm will be difficult at first, but your children deserve your ability to adapt to their specific needs. They’ll thank you for it in the long run.

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Happy Friday! We made it to the end of the week! Let’s have some fun shall we?
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Communication works for those who work at it. – John Powell
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Communication skills for kids can have a significant influence on their personalities. According to psychological studies, parents, families, and educators need to be sensitive to children’s communication abilities during their early childhood years. As a result, parental involvement in their children’s communication development is critical.

In this post, we share some tips and tricks on improving a child’s communication abilities with the help of fun-filled and interactive techniques.