I am an INTP. For those of you who do not know what it means you can refer to the picture below for an explanation.
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Being an INTP is tough. Only 3% of the whole world's population is INTP and female INTPs are even rarer. This makes it tough for me to relate with people around me.
There are lots of advantages being an Introverted intuitive perceiving thinker. For example, INTPs are strong in logic, quick learners, idea generators etc.
Coming to the drawbacks, INTPs are very curious- curious to the point that they keep on learning new things and forget to perfect what they have learnt. When in one angle it is good not to keep doing the same thing over and over, this constant jumping around results in less productivity.
I have been trying a lot not to do this jumping around when it comes to SK. Most of the times, I start with listing out what I have to do. Then I try to get as much information as possible regarding the to-do list. When scouring for information I find something new and start searching about that and completely forget what I had intended to do.
In that process, I will have surely learnt something new; but what about my to-do list? I am in such a position where I do not have time to build my knowledge. I have to concentrate more on my to-do list and try to accomplish them step-by-step, one-by-one.
That's why I decided to make a step by step action plan for my to-do list.
So, here comes the first goal... Making SK sit independently.
Step 1: Making him push up on his arms.
Step 2: Strengthening his core.
Step 3: Getting him to sit when propped
Step 4: Muscle memory technique to get him to sit up on his own.
I have not set any deadline for this because I do not want to rush my baby to make milestones happen.I just want to help him in the process.
I had enrolled in the WTD course provided by IAHP that was to happen on June 28th and unfortunately it got postponed to October. I am waiting to attend the course; meanwhile I just cannot keep my baby idle. He demands us to keep him entertained. So , I decided to take things into my hands. I will keep doing things in my way until I attend the course and get an action plan to work on.
The above 4-step technique is my husband's idea and yes , he is an INTP too.
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