KAANAN TANDI | Psychotherapist on Instagram: "Pacifiers/Manipulators (Nonverbal Communication): Meaning: Self-touch behaviors people use unconsciously to soothe themselves under stress or discomfort. Examples: Touching face/neck, rubbing arms, biting nails, playing with hair, fiddling with rings/pens. Purpose: To release tension and calm the nervous system. Insight: Their presence = discomfort, and their timing shows what triggered it. #bodyspeaksbetter #bodylanguage #decoding #behaviour #gestur

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Andrea Olson | Elimination Communication Expert on Instagram: "Here are my steps to learn how often your baby goes potty so you can offer at the correct times: STEP 1: Set up a cozy, safe spot with a waterproof pad or towel. STEP 2: Take off the diaper so baby can be free. STEP 3: Sit nearby and just watch. STEP 4: Wait to see what happens right before baby pees or poops. STEP 5: Notice small signs like squirming, grunting, or getting quiet. STEP 6: Say “psss” for pee or grunt for poop when it h