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And “ah-choo” to you too! As a new parent... you won’t have to wait long for signs that your baby is watching and mimicking you. It’s all a part of their earliest objective: learning how to be just like you. Witness this 4-month-old as she returns dad’s feigned sneeze. She doesn’t yet have the articulation down to mimic his sound with accuracy, but there’s little question she’s mirroring dad’s actions. It’s an important reminder that your baby is always watching, listening, and learning - so never assume they are too young to be absorbing your actions, words, or the media you may be exposing them to (even in the background). 🎥 via Babies Fun on FB.show more

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It is time to talk about Jacks 3+4 power... crush which is insanely braindead to deal against , the fear it puts in your opponent is insane with alot of reward and so little risk attached with it , i have seen so many players that literally dont know how to play the game win using this move alone 😭😭let him atleast get countered when we hit him with a low or remove the heatsash combo from his power crush .show more

Your baby craves your attention and affection. 😍 Check... out this little guy. Mom has plopped him onto the bed. His mission: Wake up Dad. But our hero has other plans. Rather than speak, he assesses the situation, curls up next to his father, and pulls his arm into position for a cuddle. In this moment, there could be nothing better than the feel of his father’s love. _____ Sometimes children’s behaviors are dismissed - or even disparaged - as “attention seeking.” While they may be just that, know that your baby NEEDS your attention. And craves your affection. These are never gifts to be withheld from an infant. Your time, your interest, your interaction are all critical to your baby’s healthy development. And to your mutual attachment. So give them without reservation and watch the results. This sweet interaction was shared to IG by louise.thompson.show more

NEW CLIP: Kiss my feet, Prove your worth You’re... back again, of course you are. Pathetic little wallet in hand, eyes glued to my sweaty feet after a brutal gym session. You didn’t earn this view. You never do. But I let you watch. Why? Because I like seeing you squirm. You obsess over every inch of my new gym set like it’s holy. It is. I wear it, so it’s worth more than you’ll ever be. Your only job? Fund it. Worship it. Then fall to your knees and thank me for the honor of licking my post-workout feet while I laugh at how desperate you are for crumbs of attention. You don’t get the gym. You don’t get the body. You definitely don’t get the girl. All you get is the chance to pay for the privilege of watching me enjoy it all without you. Available now on Loyal Fans.show more

This guy used Opus 5 to build a tiny... device that replaced scrolling for him. Imagine a small screen, barely bigger than a watch, with hundreds of glowing blue particles floating inside. When you tilt it, they slide. When you shake it, they splash. When you hold it still, they settle like water at the bottom of a glass. It looks like actual liquid is trapped behind the screen. But it's all code running on a $15 chip. Opus 5 wrote the entire thing in C. The physics, the lighting, the way each particle reacts to your hand movements. 100 fps on a device smaller than your palm. He says he picks it up instead of reaching for his phone now. Just sits there tilting it, watching particles move.show more

To our brent manalo , it still amazes us... how we get to celebrate your birthday every year. We met you in your early 20s, and five years later, we’re still here — celebrating you, cheering for you, and loving you even more. Watching you grow, shine, and chase your dreams has been such a privilege. We can’t wait to celebrate many more years with you. Famanalo forever, indeed. Thank you to everyone who celebrated with us and made his birthday truly special. To those who continue to support and root for him in every way possible, who keep him in their prayers, and who simply love seeing him shine — your love means more than you know. You make his journey brighter, and we are deeply grateful for each of you. HAPPY BRENT DAYshow more

Learning is something you and your baby do together.... You can think of the process as happening in three distinct stages, during which skills are transferred gradually from you to your little one: During the first stage, your baby is observing the behavior and skills of others. During the second, they begin to emulate these behaviors - and can find success with the support of a helpful adult (you) or more expert peer (often a sibling). And gradually they internalize these skills and perform them all by themselves. This video is a great example of the shared second phase. Infants explore the world with their mouths. But an important lesson of toddlerhood is that some things are for putting in our mouths, while others are not. This little one knows that we don’t eat the Play-Doh. But it sure is tempting! Watch as he breaks off a piece and brings it to his mouth. As he does his eyes lift and he realizes that Mom is watching - which alone prompts some introspection. He grins broadly, shakes his head and exclaims “No, no, no” - using Mom’s past words to affirm his decision to place the Play-Doh back on the table. Left to his own devices, who knows? But together, without exchanging a word, he managed to make the right choice. As a parent it’s important to remember the key role you play in the learning process. And that extends to your child’s behavior. Self-regulation begins as co-regulation. So be there. This sweet little guy was shared to IG by parentosa.show more

I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again,... i think the Football Conditioning Test from Call me Keir is the one most coaches should be doing. 12 Max Distance Sprints / :05 ON :25 OFF Sprint out to the 20, Cut 180* (alternate), come back as far as you can before the whistle Things that can be tracked for this test: Total Distance - Best Sprint - Average - Fatigue Drop off - Right to Left Asymmetry The other thing that I love is that it rewards you for getting faster. When you raise your max sprint, your sub max efforts are now at your previous max sprint. You get in shape for this test by SPRINTING. This test can show you exactly where you stand. How much can you give for one 12 play drive? And every time we run this test, can you challenge yourself to give a little bit more? Special Shoutout to our Summer Intern Joel for putting his money where his mouth is and testing himself before camp! Looking forward to watching him have a dominant season!show more

If ever there was a “look of love” this... has got to be it. 😍 I mean… book? What book? This little one ONLY has eyes for his mama. Eye contact is an important early developmental milestone and plays a number of roles for your baby. First and foremost, eye contact is critical to attachment and bonding. The stronger your emotional connection, the greater your baby’s sense of security - which contributes to optimal brain development. (Note, btw, that his little one appears to be in the hospital, making this emotionally secure - and almost enraptured - interaction all the more impressive, given what might otherwise be a stressful environment.) But there’s more than just safe and secure bonding happening here. There’s also serious learning. As your baby studies your face, they’re making connections between expressions and feelings - and, importantly, learning to speak. This little one may not be quite ready to replicate mom’s vocalizations quite yet, but he’s watching intently to see how his mother’s mouth moves and contorts to make all the wonderful sounds he’s taking in. With that gaze, he’s learning how to become just like mom. This beautiful video was shared to IG by mother_withchild.show more

Touch matters - for you and your baby. Of... all the senses, touch is the one with which your baby is most attuned at birth. And after 9 months developing in close quarters, it’s the one they crave for feelings of safety and comfort. When you hold your newborn, you may notice they almost melt into your arms - configuring themselves for maximum contact. This is especially true in instances of skin-to-skin contact. Notice how this little one has configured his sleep position to maximize contact between Mom’s face and his own. This mutual touch is beneficial for both mother and child, as nerve endings in the skin signal the brain to release endorphins, Oxytocin and Serotonin - often referred to as “love hormones.” Look for opportunities to be in direct contact with your baby throughout the day. You’ll both feel better for it. This loving pair was shared to TT by bmm993.show more

Want to prepare your baby for a lifetime of... success? Make literacy a priority from the start. Surround your child with spoken and written language. Speak, read, sing. And model reading as a skill - and interest - of your own. (Remember there’s nobody your child wants to emulate more than you.) I love what this family has created, adding literacy to their daily mealtime routines. After each meal, the children hear books read aloud - which is followed by a short period of independent exploration with books. Look at how attentive these little guys are. At this age, start small… even a minute or two at a time can help start a lifetime habit. And never forget that literacy learning begins long before children enter kindergarten. Want them to do well in school? Don’t wait until they get there to begin. Does/did your baby have favorite board books? I’d love to add them to my list. This highly literate lunchtime was posted to IG by zaintwinzz.show more

What about labor?!?! The biggest pushback we get on... timber framing is "my labor tho!" Yes, timber framing takes time. Yes, it takes a little more skill than stick framing. (This feels unfair to say because there are some spectacular modern carpenters out there, but. But your basic build quality is fairly low, on average.) However, it is completely possible to slowly build your own timber frame over time in a way that simply isn't possible with a stick frame build that's sitting out in the weather. A friend is about to raise his 12x16 timber frame cabin (it will be used as a workshop) after working nights and weekends for a year+ That time would have passed, anyway. Last I checked, Netflix doesn't pay you to watch it. If you're doing timber framing for yourself on your own time, why worry about the "labor cost?" We'd love to show you how to make your own timber frames at home. Comment "class" and we'll drop a link to our current class schedule as soon as we get back to the computer. =)show more

How could this darling big sister not touch your... heart? For all the effort parents go through to hype up the arrival of a new sibling, newborns can be a little underwhelming at first. They can’t talk, or play, or even crawl at birth. But rest assured, those fun parts are coming… and this adorable little one is ready to teach baby everything she knows. You can help level-set with siblings as you prepare for your new baby’s arrival - stressing that, even when it might not feel like it, they will be important teachers from Day 1. This begins with gentle caretaking, face to face conversation, and lots of patience and understanding. This wonderful little teacher was posted to TT by brittleshea.show more

Punch and Grandpa were having a fun little play... session... until Punch's friend took it personally. 😂 He rushed over like, "Hey! You can't clash with my buddy!" and started arguing with Grandpa. Then Dot Sister arrived, acting like the peacekeeper, trying to break up the monkey debate before it turned into a full family meeting. 🤣 Meanwhile, Kotora-chan was sitting off to the side, happily munching something and watching the whole thing like the movie's villain enjoying the drama: "Please continue... this is getting interesting." 🍿🐒 ...Until Grandpa suddenly gave her a little surprise jolt. 😂 Monkey Mountain is really better than some TV dramas. 🤣🙈 #ichikawazooshow more

✈️POGEE — the crash game at the core of... OrvexHub. The premise is simple. The tension is not. 🎮You place a bet in $ORVX, and the multiplier begins to climb — 1.5x, 2x, 3x, and beyond. With every second it rises, your potential payout grows with it. Your only task: cash out before the plane reaches its apogee and flies away. ⚔️Cash out in time and you collect your bet multiplied. Push into the higher tiers and you win more than $ORVX — you win real SOL, settled on-chain and paid out automatically the moment you claim it. 🪎But Apogee is bigger than a single round. Every $ORVX you win lifts your entire clan up the tournament leaderboard. Play sharp, win often, and carry your clan to the top — because when the tournament settles, the top 3 clans share real SOL prizes, split among their members by contribution. 🗓️The current tournament ends in just 3 hours. The clans climbing now are the ones that get paid. 🗓️Timing over greed. Skill over luck. Lift your clan, claim the SOL. Play APOGEE →show more