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Temper Tantrums
What is a temper tantrum? I hear different definitions from parents, grandparents, teachers, caregivers, neighbors…so really, what is a temper tantrum? Talaris Research Institute in Seattle Washington reports that a temper tantrum is when a young child has an extreme behavioral … Continue reading
Posted in Emotions, For Teachers & Parents, Guidance, Terrific Toddlers
Tagged caregivers, daycare, emotions, feelings, home school, mad, parent trainer, parenting, presenter, teachers, teaching, temper tantrums, toddlers
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25+ Stars
Each child is their own unique “star”. Every child needs to feel they are loved and accepted daily. Communication comes through parents, child care givers, foster parents, grandmas, grandpas, and more. Acknowledge their efforts not just their “successes”. Sometimes encouragement … Continue reading
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Tagged early childhood, emotions, encouragement, parenting, praise, self-esteem
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Five Critical Emotional Needs of Children
How to Raise Emotionally Healthy Children, a guide by Gerald Newmark, PhD, shows parents, caregivers, relatives and teachers how to nourish children’s emotional health. When reading this book, adults can become more aware how to recognize and satisfy the … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Emotions, For Teachers & Parents
Tagged books, early childhood, emotions, family, mental health, parenting, preschool, respect, teachers, toddlers
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Valuing Emotions
Social Emotional Development is relevant for raising socially and emotionally healthy children. Parents, teachers, and caregivers all need to be aware of children’s emotions and respond so children learn how to appropriately express and regulate their emotions. Watch this cute … Continue reading
