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Whining kids? Nip it in the bud. Now. Remember, parents: keep it simple (KIS) Rules are best given with few words and stern authority. #traditionalparenting #asianparenting #parenting #traditionaltigermum #keepitsimple #discipline #multilingualchildren

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The Lucky Heron2 years ago

That's good parenting right there 👏🏻

RackAttack253 years ago

So clever! And such a beauty , good girl ❤️

Carol3 years ago

I wish I’d had your straightforward guidance when my son was young, not that he was a whiner, but I did make things too complicated and didn’t give him the guidance he needed.

duckrus Gavin2 years ago

Tak promo MOATS Di salah satu grup WA tanah air Bu 😂👍😂 Semoga bs mengattraksikan ( is that a word??) penonton yg baru .. Lookin fwd to tonight’s show 😎👍😎❤️🇮🇩

M(Blue Tick)2 years ago

Too cute 🥰

Susan C2 years ago

Really wish you’d do that with your whinging husband 🙏

Foggy2 years ago

Is he still playing the flute?

Wild Horse2 years ago

God bless this beautiful girl

Dr Nilufar Ashtari2 years ago

How sweet is this!

Cocomero3 years ago

😂😂😂😮🧐

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