T i n a ♡ on Instagram: "(Sound up 🔊) “when kids feel safe and regulated, they often talk, hum, or sing during play as a sign of emotional comfort, self-regulation, and brain development, creating neural pathways, practicing language, and expressing internal states, all supported by the polyvagal theory which links voice and rhythm to a calm nervous system” 🫶🏽🥹 I will never stop being grateful that my children aren’t living the life I did at their ages. 🥺 #breakingcycles #adoption #fosterca

Mo News on Instagram: "Some people think “emotional regulation” means pushing feelings away, but Psychologist Marc Brackett (@marc.brackett) says it is actually “using all of your emotions wisely to achieve your goals.” According to Brackett, author of the new book ‘Dealing With Feeling,’ emotional regulation helps us work with, not against, our feelings to make choices that align with our values and goals He quoted Holocaust survivor Viktor Frankl, who once said, “Between stimulus and response,

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