What is the mneme? How our parenting affects our child's future growth-mindset and what made ours?

Our personal history affects our ability to have a growth mindset and, therefore, to model a growth mindset for our toddlers. Watch this video for a Montessori toddler guide's perspective on how our personal history influences our current growth mindset. Understand one of the toddler's super powers (The Mneme) and how it can be positively or negatively influenced by adult perspectives and attitudes. Whether the adults in our life accept our fundamental nature and natural energy types (Dr. Sheldon and Carol Tuttle) impacts our identity and confidence. Everything in the toddlers life, especially adult models and adult support or lack thereof, is incarnated before the age of three. Maria Montessori called the special inaccessible memory created in the 0-3 year old the mneme. My hope is that this video will encourage you to reflect on your own history and how it might affect your growth mindset. Maria Montessori shared widely the comment she heard from a young child who said “Help me do it by myself.” It has become a mantra of Montessori toddler guides across the globe. Fostering a growth mindset by modeling our own and valuing our child’s natural energy type is part of honoring that child’s growth mindset motivated request. This video is not intended to be diagnostic or therapeutic. Rather, it is my intent to spark thought regarding what work adults have to do to develop a growth mindset and how we can positively influence a child's growth mindset. The book mentioned in this video, The Child Whisperer, can be purchased at the affiliate link below to support this channel: https://amzn.to/38XcFxp Thanks for stopping by. Please take a second to Like, Subscribe and Comment (comments are my favorite) to let us know you are here and what topics you would like to see covered on this channel. Miss Julie is a Montessori toddler guide in the United States as well as a Montessori teacher trainer and advanced ECE professional development for her state. Her passions are Montessori toddler parenting, Montessori home environments, helping parents understand the nature of toddlers in order to communicate effectively and prevent toddler temper tantrums, and having a growth mindset in our parenting practices. Positive Montessori parenting works for everyone, even if your child is not attending a Montessori school. Peaceful communication is the key! Check back on Mondays, Thursdays and Saturdays for practical ideas, communication strategies and inspiration for your parenting life. Remember, you can’t roller skate in a buffalo herd, but you can be happy if you put your mind to it! for stopping by. I hope you found this video helpful. Your comments, questions and suggestions are very important, please comment below!