Right timing

Young Persons Mentor/Uplifting Parenting –

Right timing

The best timing occurs when there is a spontaneous idea which allows us to connect in the best way.

We attempt to provide what our children need at the right time based on what we know and the advice we receive.

As we gain experience, we come to realize there will be so many jumps and shifts, it is impossible to keep up with them.

Our goal is to keep ourselves steady in our own life so that we have a firm foundation from which to act.

Our peace of mind gives us the opportunity for clarity.

We will know intuitively what to do and how to do it, and when, even if it is immediate.

We have trust in what we do, whether planned or spontaneous.

The best basis for life is peace.

It is worth learning to return to peace over and over again, each time a decision needs to be made or a choice is required.

We coincide with right timing the more we do this.

We show up at the right time in a peaceful state of mind and connect with what we need.

We are prepared to deal with whatever comes up as we pick our children up from school.

We are able to meet the demands for supporting them in the way that is most beneficial.

It is possible that some children may fit the model required for success at school.

Many children do not, because of other needs or priorities in their life.

We can still support them by maintaining our peace and listening for resources which will help.

We may be guided to stay in a present situation or guided to change it.

We may need to take small steps for adjustment, or have the courage and insight to make large changes to protect and support the child.

Whatever we do, when we are led by a habit of peace, it will be enough for the time.

We can continue to make adjustments and changes starting from peace of mind.

Our child will continue to grow and will respond to their environment the best they can.

It may or may not validate what we have done, but we will know we have acted from the best base we can.

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