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A Child's Emotional State After Daycare (US)
Daycare

A Child's Emotional State After Daycare (US)

A familiar parental experience: you arrive at pickup, the key person tells you about a perfect day full of paint and circle time and laughter, and wit...

A Child's Emotional State After Daycare (UK)
Daycare

A Child's Emotional State After Daycare (UK)

A familiar parental experience: you arrive at pickup, the key person tells you about a perfect day full of paint and circle time and laughter, and wit...

A Child's Emotional State After Daycare (Global)
Daycare

A Child's Emotional State After Daycare (Global)

A familiar parental experience: you arrive at pickup, the key person tells you about a perfect day full of paint and circle time and laughter, and wit...

How Play Teaches Emotional Regulation
Play

How Play Teaches Emotional Regulation

Play is where children first learn to manage their emotions. When a child plays out a scary situation with toys, they're practicing how to handle fear...

How to Talk to Children About Feelings Safely
Parenting

How to Talk to Children About Feelings Safely

The instinct to soothe a crying child by saying "you're okay" is so deeply wired that it takes deliberate work to override. The reason to override it...

Teaching Children to Recognize Their Own Emotions
Parenting

Teaching Children to Recognize Their Own Emotions

Your 4-year-old is on the floor screaming about a sock. You ask what they're feeling and they look at you like you've asked them to do calculus. They...

What Emotional Coaching Means in a Family Setting
Emotions

What Emotional Coaching Means in a Family Setting

John Gottman's research on emotion coaching identified one of the most consequential parenting approaches of the modern era — and it involves no speci...

Emotion Coaching: Helping Children Understand Their Feelings
Parenting

Emotion Coaching: Helping Children Understand Their Feelings

The instinct when a child is distressed or angry is often to fix the problem quickly or shut the feeling down. "You're fine." "Stop crying." "Don't be...

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