\\\\\\\\\\\\'s Destruction Video Completo Watch the full video on the destruction of Daisy's amfrgys from Dawah's motivational blog by Kevin Thurman. You have nothing to fear, moreover, this video demonstrates how little we can do to change something in our lives. While Daumer and many others avoid showing videos of destruction, this is not just a video of "beautiful" destruction - it's a video of how we weaken our ability to influence the environment. And a video about the most precious thing we have - our children. Below are seven entertaining examples of what we can lose. 1. The scripts we use every day to silence the signals from our body Almost all of your daughter's Facebook homework begins with the word "this", so when she finishes doing it, she can easily start playing with her friends with that word. If you scroll to the end of this video, you will see that from time to time she used the words "I like it, it's good, that's fake, that thing has no parts" (I love it, okay, this thing is nothing worth it), etc. These are real examples. If your child uses the word "It", it can be inferred that this happens all the time. We have all probably heard or used words with this effect. We can use these words in everyday tasks and thoughts without thinking about them. Learning the language of emotions is a very difficult task for humans. Not everyone knows that our emotions are constantly changing. Also, we do not know what changes occur in our minds when we think about something. This is what happens when you try to tell your child that they did something wrong. He may be offended, he may cry, he may say that you misunderstood him. Remember that words will help you correctly interpret a child's behavior, but not by themselves. When you use them, remember that they are just words. This is not a recipe. We don't know for sure how this happens. The next time he does something wrong, just ask him about this or that action. And don't wait for an answer. Just listen. 2. Loud noises are just words You went to the grocery store and heard behind your back: "Well, well?", what would that mean? Or maybe someone says "Oh, hold on" or 3e8ec1a487
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