Video - When a twin hears another twin cries
You can see the bond among twins .
When Emelia is crying in the other room , Eusoff starts to get restless feeling something is not right …
Haha …
With twins we try not to separate them .
Sleeping in the same Cot
Eat together
Sleep together
Play together
Just like we did with Adam & Noah
They have the same interest too
When one is missing the other will feel lost .
Psychologists do suggest it’s better to separate them to have their own identities - but I disagree …
Afterall parents know best . - Haha
Just sharing
Love As Always
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psychologists 在 Milena Nguyen Facebook 的最佳貼文
Your belief system is formed by what you see, hear, and experience when we were little. That’s why psychologists call early childhood the “formative years.”
A newborn’s brain contains all the neurons she’ll ever need but the connection between them haven’t been formed.
In the following years, more than 1 thousand trillions neuron connections are made. 😊 Creating our default worldview - our belief, the story we tell ourselves about how the world works and how we’re meant to function in it.
Watching my grandmom and mom growing up, my story about motherhood was:
“To be a mother means to sacrifice my dreams and myself.”
That story had always been inside me. My pregnancy brought it to the surface, together with a cascade of emotional debris: anxiety, worry, fear, depression.
A limiting belief doesn’t exist in your mind in English (or in any other languages). In most cases, you don’t know you have that belief and never put it into words.
A limiting story leads to a limiting life.
A liberating story leads to a liberating life.
The story you choose is the story you live. 🙌
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✨ Excerpt from my blog "What Pregnancy Taught Me about Creating the Life I Want"
👉 Read full article here : https://milenanguyen.com/blog/what-pregnancy-taught-me-about-creating-the-life-i-want
psychologists 在 浩爾譯世界 Facebook 的最讚貼文
早安總是靜不下心看書嗎?
來試試這幾種方法,找回閱讀療癒力!📖
The Therapeutic Value of Reading
This past year, I’ve found myself returning again and again to a line of poetry by Emily Dickinson: “There is no frigate like a book.”
過去一年,我一而再、再而三地重溫艾蜜莉狄金生的詩詞:「書本是最好的護衛艦。」
📚Like many people, I’ve needed the therapeutic effects of reading more than ever this year. As neuroscientists and psychologists (and your high school English teacher) will tell you: Books are good for the brain. And their benefits are particularly vital now. Books expand our world, providing an escape and offering novelty, surprise and excitement, which boost dopamine. They broaden our perspective and help us empathize with others. And they can improve our social life, giving us something to connect over.
就像很多人一樣,我今年特別需要閱讀的療效,正如神經科學家和心理學家(還有你的高中國文老師)會告訴你說:書對大腦有益,它們的好處如今特別重要。書本擴展我們的世界,提供一種解脫、給予新奇、驚喜和刺激,並且提高多巴胺,書能拓展我們的視野、幫助我們同理他人,還能改善我們的社交生活,讓我們能有所連結。
Yet even as people are buying more books, many are reporting they’re having a harder time getting through them. What can you do when this happens to you? Be more mindful of your reading habits. Here’s how.
可是雖然人們買了更多書籍,很多人卻說他們難以讀完,遇到這種情況時你能怎麼辦?你該多加留意自己的閱讀習慣,以下是一些方法:
🧘♀️ Meditate. 冥想
Clear your mind before you start reading. Sit quietly for five minutes and let your mind quiet down. Or listen to a short guided meditation.
閱讀前先清空大腦,安靜坐五分鐘沈澱心情,或聽一段簡短的冥想引導。
👂 Try listening. 用聽的看看
Consider an audiobook. You can let the narrator do some of the work. You can multitask, turning one on while you’re driving, exercising or doing chores. And they may make you feel less lonely.
可以考慮有聲書,讓旁白去費工,你可以一心多用,邊聽邊開車、運動或做家事,也會覺得比較不寂寞。
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📚オススメと参考
進化心理学から考えるホモサピエンス 一万年変化しない価値観 を Amazon でチェック! https://amzn.to/2yCeO2S
Kanazawa, Satoshi - Why Beautiful People Have More Daughters: From Dating, Shopping, and Praying to Going to War and Becoming a Billionaire— Two Evolutionary Psychologists Explain Why We Do What WeDo https://amzn.to/33vzsyj
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psychologists 在 メンタリスト DaiGo Youtube 的精選貼文
⭐️この動画を見ている方に2つの無料特典⭐️
🟢今なら20日間無料🟢
知識のNetflix【Dラボ】→https://daigovideolab.jp/
🟢通常3000円が無料🟢
DaiGoのオーディオブック→https://amzn.to/2UBuD1j
※Amazon Audible無料体験
📚オススメと参考
進化心理学から考えるホモサピエンス 一万年変化しない価値観 を Amazon でチェック! https://amzn.to/2yCeO2S
Kanazawa, Satoshi - Why Beautiful People Have More Daughters: From Dating, Shopping, and Praying to Going to War and Becoming a Billionaire— Two Evolutionary Psychologists Explain Why We Do What WeDo https://amzn.to/33vzsyj
リサーチ協力:パレオチャンネル→http://ch.nicovideo.jp/paleo #今なら
#Dラボとオーディオブックが概要欄から無料
psychologists 在 Learn English and more with Ms.Tomato Youtube 的最讚貼文
Practice useful English sentences together! In addition to sleep learning, I also recommend practicing in your car or living room.
This content includes subtitles in Italian, German, and Russian.
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Listening to other languages while you sleep help reinforce learning, a team of Swiss psychologists has found.
Despite only hearing the Dutch words in their sleep, the students that got some shut eye could remember the German translation better than the group forced to stay awake. — 30 June 2014 WIRED
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