One thing parenting teaches you is that kids can have a full day of connection, experiences, and fun… and still ask for more. 😂 This was my reminder that rest is part of regulation, boredom builds imagination, and slowing down is not neglect. Sometimes the most loving thing we do is say, “You’re good right here.” #ParentingTikTok #GentleParenting #EmotionalRegulation #RaisingKids #ParentLife

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