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Child psychologist helping you decode behavior Mom of 3, in it with you Free Script Pack💌👇🏽

1.2MFollowers

297Following

1.3KPosts

0.1%Engagement Estimated

Creator summary

A child psychologist and mother of three who helps parents understand children’s behavior through practical guidance, affirmations, confidence-building tools, and conversation scripts.

Child psychologist and parenting educator

Content formats

Carousel

58.3%

Video

33.3%

Image

8.3%

Based on 24 posts

Niche & topics

Mom Influencers

Child Psychology ParentingChildhood affirmationsChildren’s confidenceParent child communicationParenting reflectionParenting resources

Childhood affirmationsChildren’s confidenceParent child conversation promptsParenting reflectionParenting newsletter

Known for

Parenting Script Pack
Back-to-School Script Guide
Parent-child conversation prompts
Childhood affirmations
TMP Times

Profile details

Account type	Creator
Visibility	Public
Country	United States
Joined	June 2018
Links	http://www.themompsychologist.com/script-pack

Content style

EducationalPractical and script basedCarousel ledPromotionalPersonal and reflective

Contact & business

Public email	hello@themompsychologist.com
Contact method	CALL

Content Intent

Education

41.7%

Promotion

29.2%

Personal story

12.5%

Demonstration

8.3%

Opinion

8.3%

Frequently Mentioned

TMP Times Parenting newsletter 7 posts

Back to School Script Guide Digital guide 7 posts

Parenting Script Pack Digital resource 2 posts

Engagement Metrics

0.14%

Median Engagement

3.9

Posts / Week

Carousel

Dominant Format

Engagement Detail

Average likes	3.5K
Median likes	1.7K
Average comments	101.58
Median comments	39.5
Sample size	24 posts

Recent Posts (24)

Children’s confidence

Confidence in children doesn't always look like confidence. Sometimes it looks defiant, rude, dismissive, and even like something's wrong. A

Parent child conversation prompts

You only need *one intentional question* to spark a great discussion! And if you have multiple children, ONE is alllll you need. 😅🫣 Which on

Childhood affirmations

Which one did you need to hear as a child 1-7?

Children’s attitudes toward school performance

Phewww, tests + grades can bring up a lot of feelings for everyone including us parents. Here are a few points I’ve made to my daughters rec

Morning parenting questions

I know mornings can feel like a chaotic mess sometimes, but fit these quick questions in and see if you don't notice a shift in the vibe. Th

Sibling emotional labor

When it comes to emotional labor, oftentimes it’s not that we’re asking them to get their sibling to stop crying, but that we don’t step in

Childhood affirmations

Which one did you need to hear as a child 1-7?

Children and smartphones

“How do you convince kids to not want smartphones when everyone else is doing it?” A question from my DMs, and one I think about a lot. Her

Folding laundry to a movie, ice cream after school and reading in the same room while saying nothing. On the surface, none of it looks like

Building relationships with children

Just over here quietly bracing myself for the day I have two teen girls. It’s going to be a fun adventure and I hope our relationship will b

Values taught to children

Do you agree with these? What truths are you teaching your kids?

Parentification of eldest daughters

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Any eldest daughters in house? 👋🏽👋🏽 Are there any things you wish your parents would have said to you growing up? I know the line between “

Tattling versus telling

Tattling is trying to get someone in trouble, whereas telling is asking for help. The balance is teaching our kids the difference without a

Managing children’s bossiness

Ofc seeing our child's bossiness in a new way doesn't mean we don't coach them on HOW to be respectful. Here are some scripts for each of th

Responding to hitting

I hope this age based guide is helpful but remember -- this timeline I'm sharing aren't rules and development isn't linear (growth is up and

Managing frustration in young children

Things that help me in the moment with my 3-year-old (which might look more concrete than the video, since he’s younger): 👉🏽Speak slowly so

Back to school parenting resources

The transition from summer to school is one of the biggest changes kids go through every year, and it brings many smaller ones with it every

Children interrupting conversations

Anyone else have little ones who constantly have things to say (no matter who's talking)? Same. Here's what's working as a mom of 3 (Esp wit

Childhood affirmations

Which one did you need to hear as a child, 1-7? PS: Just TWO more days to join TMP Times (my parenting newsletter) + grab my all-new 42-pag

Parenting a strong willed child

As a mom to an energetic, strong-willed, vibrant 3-year old boy, all I wanna say is SOLIDARITY. I wrote all of these with my little one in m

Parenting communication scripts

Here's some scripts for each one: 1. "It's ok to change your mind. Tell me what you're thinking..." If you can't budge, "Thanks for sharing

Family dinner activities

Our family fav. is #1 - it's our go-to and naturally sparks such great conversations and family moments. Which one do you want to try next

Back to school anxiety

Me and my daughters had so much fun with this activity - I couldn’t not share! Now she tells me “I’m excited to go back to school + see my f

Supportive messages for children

I honestly wish I heard this more growing up! Now as a mom, I get to make sure my children hear this over and over again. I know I sound lik

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Last snapshot taken: September 15, 2026