Introduction to Articles in 'Learning from Experienced Mom and Dad Noters: A Collection of Parenting Tips' #16

I'd like to introduce the new articles added to the magazine 'Learning from Experienced Mom and Dad Noters: A Collection of Parenting Tips'!

So, here are the articles I've picked out this time, 96-100!

96. [🧸Parenting Essay] Reipon's 'Big Pinch Picture Book' | Reipon | Real Parenting by a Mom in her 40s

I also introduced Reipon-san in [47]. On weekdays when I'm the one in charge, my mornings are

exactly the sameas Reipon-san's household. The urge to go to the bathroom happens every time too, and I've even thought, 'Maybe if I put their socks on in the bathroom before putting them on in the entryway, they'll go?' Sometimes I feel like I've been entered into a mysterious competition to see

how well I can adapt to the unreasonableness
that visits in such dizzying intervals during parenting🧐 It's strange how things that are painful and make you want to get angry in the moment can make you feel warm and fuzzy when you look back on them like this, isn't it? By the way, I often forget the hand towel too...😱

97. My Second Daughter Gets Lost | China Mama

China Mama, who is raising 7 and 3-year-old girls. The first time your child gets lost, it really makes parents' hearts race, doesn't it?😨 My eldest son had his first experience getting lost at Nitori. When I was looking for him, I heard a whimpering sound from the other side of the display shelf... When I asked, it seemed he was too scared to even cry, and he was crying once he found his dad. Small incidents where my eldest and second daughters get lost because they are drawn to snacks or toys happen all the time. (In other words, if you go to the snack aisle, they're there.) When I have all four of them, I

pay extreme attention at stations and on trains

. I want to avoid a Home Alone situation, so...

98. The Day I Was Told 'Mom, I Hate You!' | Sho Mama👩

Sho Mama, who is raising a 3-year-old son. There are things children say that really shock you, aren't there? I was totally fine with 'Dad, poop!', but 'Dad, die!' made me think, 'Seriously?😂' Because you are

pouring all your love into them every day

, it becomes a heavy burden, doesn't it? But thinking about the true meaning behind a child's words, this was an article that made me realize that parents also need to be careful about how they say things. Even so,
your husband's words were wonderful✨ If it were me, I might have said something like, 'You just have a limited vocabulary.'

99. [Parenting/Couple] Dad, it's different now. | Mametaro | Working Mom in her 30s with many twists and turns

Mametaro, a mom of 2 on maternity leave | Working mom in her 30s with many twists and turns. The division of roles between parents when scolding is very important, isn't it?💡 If both parents scold them, the child has nowhere to go, right? In our house, we have a rule to

'not both scold at the same time'

, and we act as a stopper when one of us goes too far. (You know how you sometimes end up saying too much, right?) When my child is crying after being scolded by my wife and I open my arms, the way they dash over and throw their whole body into me is so adorable, I actually quite like it🥰
Hang in there, Dad💦 This was an article that made me think, 'I get it, I get it! I know that feeling.'

100. For Busy Moms! Nurturing a Child's Heart with Daily Words | Ai Honda

Ai Honda, a mom of 3 siblings. When a child is emotionally overwhelmed, I feel like asking 'Was it like this?' rather than 'What's wrong?' gets a clearer Yes or No answer. You're a busy mom, but maybe

getting just one step closer to them might bring you closer to a solution

. When they have a tantrum, they often don't even remember why they were angry in the first place, right?💦 It's the same for moms and dads; sometimes talking about or writing down the cause of your frustration makes you realize, 'Oh, so that's the cause!💡' This was an article that made me think that.

'Learning from Experienced Mom and Dad Noters: A Collection of Parenting Tips'

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