How to Raise Emotionally and Socially Healthy Kids

For both parents and kids, child-size worries can loom large. Every child struggles at some point with anger, hurt feelings, and difficult friendship issues, from toddlerhood to the online social world of teens. It’s not like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it Hide the full description.

It can be difficult for parents to support their children’s emotional and social development. Is it a good idea to give my two-year-old timeouts? How can I get my children to be nice to each other? Is it okay for my child to use Facebook?

How parents answer these questions can help children cope with their feelings. The skills needed to navigate the classroom, the playground, sports teams, and family relationships are exactly the skills your child will need throughout life, both personally and professionally.

Raising Emotionally and Socially Healthy Kids can be used to help your child learn how to manage anger, make new friends, resolve conflicts, or gain confidence.

You will gain access to the same practical advice and actionable plans that Dr. Eileen Kennedy-Moore shares with clients in her New Jersey practice. You will gain a deeper understanding of your child’s development and how to compassionately address common stumbling blocks at every stage if you draw from the doctor’s extensive clinical experience as well as her personal experience as a mother of four.

Whether you’re a new parent looking for a road map as you begin your journey, an experienced mother or father searching for advice on a thornier problem, or a grandparent, teacher, or childcare professional looking to educate yourself further, this course delivers the authoritative advice anyone can use.

You will discover.

There are techniques to inspire cooperation. There are ideas for instilling a sense of compassion. How to deal with back-talk and aggression. There are strategies for helping kids make friends. Children are helped to cope with and conquer anxiety.

Raising Emotionally and Socially Healthy Kids will ensure that you are better equipped to deal with a wide range of common childhood stumbling blocks if your child has yet to encounter these particular problems.

Emotional Well- Being at Every Stage is a topic of discussion from toddlers to teens.

In the first six lectures, you will discuss emotional intelligence and how parents can help children understand and cope with their feelings. You will learn why emotion regulation can be difficult for young people, and how to implement simple and easy strategies for managing the intense emotions and meltdowns of early childhood, as well as the everyday feelings of kids of all ages.

You will find expert guidance on breaking the cycle of misbehavior and punishment in favor of more constructive ways of handling anger, from preventing outbursts before they strike to leading your child in collaborative problem solving. You may be surprised to learn that the punishment doesn’t have to fit the crime.

Whether you are struggling with a Terrible Two, elementary-school sibling squabbles, or the sometimes dramatic tantrums of teens, these research-based strategies can be life-changing.

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Help your child make friends.

The second half of the course will focus on social intelligence and the challenges children face in making friends, as well as practical ways you can guide them through the process. It is impossible to overstate how important friendship is for children, according to Dr. Kennedy-Moore.

Have higher self-esteem. Feel less lonely. Positive attitudes toward school are something that should be held more positive. It’s better to cope with stress. They are less likely to be teased.

From the self-centered friendships of preschoolers to the mature relationships of adolescents, you’ll learn how children’s understanding of what it means to be a friend changes over time. You will take a serious look at play, which is crucial to forming and maintaining friendships, and explore how you can support your child.

Getting along with others. Being a good sport. Handling conflicts. They can deal with or stop their own bully behavior. Dealing with gossip and other aspects of peer group culture.

In the final lecture, you will discuss the topic of friendship in the digital age with a candid discussion of video game playing and the new phenomenon of Facebook depression.

A sensible, practical, and kind approach.

The warmth and gentle humor of Dr. Kennedy-Moore make this course a delight. The solution-oriented approach you need to address your most pressing parenting concerns will be given by these fun and fascinating videos. You will learn how to help your child navigate the social world.

It is not possible for a parent to make friends for their children or prevent them from feeling upset. Raising Emotionally and Socially healthy kids can be supported in learning how to solve problems, cope with feelings, and build satisfying relationships.