Big kids don’t need less support. They need different support. Middle childhood is when kids start forming an inner voice that sticks. They notice more, compare more, and internalize how adults respond to their mistakes, emotions, and growing independence. What worked when they were little often lands differently now. Protecting dignity, staying steady through discomfort, and treating mistakes as information helps kids stay open and connected. The way we respond today becomes the voice they carry tomorrow. If this hit home for you Big Kids, Bigger Feelings goes deeper into how to support kids through middle childhood with clarity and connection. Comment BOOK #BigKidsBiggerFeelings #MiddleChildhood #NervousSystemSupport #RespectfulParenting #SeedAndSew