Souris SOS

06/22/2026

And that's the truth!

Country cutie

06/18/2026

Spring is here and seems for now we are getting lots of rain, Oh the beautiful grass and trees are so green, something to enjoy everyday. Remember if you need help, inside or outside your home SOS is her with workers ready to help you out. Please give us a call at 204=483-3106 for details also call if you need rides to appointments in or out of town we can help you out if the Handi-Van is booked. Once a month if we get enough Senior riders we take the Handi-Van to Brandon for a fun day out of shopping for thigs you cannot get in town and then lunch before you come back,
Hope to hear from you soon. Mary Ann Cand Teenie Carlisle

06/18/2026

Parenting young children can be challenging, especially when they do not listen and you feel your patience slipping. It is easy to react in frustration, but understanding the dynamics between adults and toddlers can help manage these moments. A four-year-old’s brain is still developing the areas responsible for self-control, emotional regulation, and reasoning. Expecting them to behave like an adult is unrealistic.

At the same time, adults have fully developed brains capable of regulating emotions and modeling appropriate behavior. When parents remain calm, respond thoughtfully, and manage their own temper, children learn important lessons about emotional regulation. Consistency, patience, and clear communication are key strategies for guiding behavior without escalating conflict.

This perspective helps shift the focus from frustration to mindful parenting. Recognizing that children’s reactions are natural and developmental, not personal, allows adults to respond more effectively. Setting boundaries with empathy and calm guidance supports the child’s growth while protecting the adult’s mental well-being.

Ultimately, the adult sets the tone for interactions. Maintaining composure teaches children how to handle emotions, resolve conflicts, and respect others. It also fosters stronger attachment and trust, building a foundation for healthy emotional development that lasts a lifetime.

06/14/2026

made for the fall.

06/07/2026

bEE ARE IMPORTANT, JUST DON'T AGRIVATE THEM FEED THEM SUGAR AND WATER.

🐝💧 Help bees the natural way! A shallow dish with clean water, pebbles, and mineral-rich stones gives thirsty bees a safe place to drink without drowning. Every small bee-friendly action supports pollinators, gardens, and healthy ecosystems. 🌼🌿🐝💛