Can’t wait to use them! Or can I wait??…. Don’t need a meltdown quite yet. Lol. I got 2 extra pair to give to my friends. Thanks for the international shipping @Ellie Hayes !

I am a new mom. Got pregnant by accident at age 42 yrs old. Gave birth at 43 yrs old. His name is Rome and he is 14 months now! My husband wanted to have a baby and I never had the urge to. I loved my independent free life! Sleep whenever I wanted to sleep, travel whenever I wanted to travel, work as much as I wanted to work! So this new baby really flipped my life upside down. It’s a blessing and I am grateful but it’s hard! I’m grateful to find this community to get support and learn from others that have gone through it. Happy to be here! ❤️🤗🥳

Welcome @Tanya Miramontes !! We’re really glad you’ve found your way here. This space is all about understanding behaviour through the lens of regulation, capacity, and connection — without blame or shame. Take your time exploring. There’s no pressure to jump straight in. You’re welcome to read, reflect, share, ask questions, or just have a look around and see what resonates with you. There are lots of free resources available in the Classroom, and the tabs are a wealth of information so it’s worth having a little browse when you get a moment! If you feel comfortable, introduce yourself and let us know a little about what brought you here. Everyone’s journey looks different, and there’s a lot of lived experience and support within this space. You’re very welcome here. 🌿

Parenting can be a strange mix of moments. Some days feel calm and connected… other days feel like everything is a bit louder, heavier, or harder to navigate! If today has been one of those tougher days, you’re not alone here. One thing I always remind families (and myself) is that children’s behaviour usually tells us something about capacity in that moment — how much they can handle, how regulated they are, and what support they might need.. Sometimes it looks like pushing boundaries, overwhelm, or simply a child trying to make sense of a big feeling.. There isn’t one perfect response that works every time — and that’s okay. Parenting is a process of noticing patterns, adjusting, and learning alongside our children. Wins, questions, rough days… all of it belongs here.