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DrKelly hit the nail on the head with the hammer.

Shalom Mishpaka!
Shout out to Yoel ben Yisrael for sharing this Katuba coarse with me! Todah 🙏🏾! Go support Ach and his Isha! I put their website below 👇🏾 Praise Yah this will be so helpful to the kingdom 👑💜 #buildingisrael 💪🏾🥰

https://set-apart-kingdom-prep.thinkific.com/11:49

As we continue to fill in the gaps about our history using the writings and quotes of the so-called early church fathers, it becomes more apparent that replacement theology is an attempt to replace the chosen people of the Most High, but our people cannot be erased. The Almighty made an everlasting covenant with our ancestors and sealed it with a promise and an oath. Our covenant with Him is everlasting.
#ourpeoplecannotbeerased

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Shalom Family,
Tip for managing frustration

Sometimes when a child gets frustrated it can lead to acting out behaviors.
Reducing temper tantrums or challenging behaviours (even in ourselves) often calls on us to anticipate triggers and have strategies prepared to know what to do in case of a frustrating situation. (Note: we cannot avoid all challenges and so shouldn't try to run away from them. The running can cause increased frustration and anxiety. Instead see challenges as opportunities that can inspire new learning and growth. Being prepared with useful strategies can help us walk through hard spaces- Letting your child know this tidbit as he/she grows is also a good idea).

Here's one strategy. One I am trying to learn too. It's ok to need help! It's ok to ask for help! Asking for help is not a sign of incompetence or failure. Rather it's a sign of intelligence (James 1:5).

When you have tried all that you know and your tools aren't working out too well, asking for help is a good, wise, healthy next step!

The 'Asking For Help' strategy works well by first training your child to identify his/her signs of frustration. Then pairing the two. Eg "When you feel those knots in your tummy it is a good time to ask for help."

Signs of frustrations: sweating, furrowed brows, stomach knots, voice tone changes. What others do you notice in yourself or your child?
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