Help Your Child Manage Their Moods
101 Ways to Cope With Big Feelings, Including Anger
Author: Louise Baty
We can all feel overwhelmed by big feelings, and this is especially true for children. They are still developing their emotional awareness and may struggle to manage their moods. This guide will teach you the skills to nurture your child’s ability to notice, regulate and articulate their feelings in healthy, adaptive ways.
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We can all feel overwhelmed by big feelings, and this is especially true for children. They are still developing their emotional awareness and may struggle to manage their moods. This guide will teach you the skills to nurture your child’s ability to notice, regulate and articulate their feelings in healthy, adaptive ways.
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Learn to talk to your child about their big feelings
We can all feel overwhelmed by big feelings, and this is especially true for children. They are still developing their emotional awareness and may struggle to manage their moods. While there's nothing wrong with an emotionally sensitive child, it can make life a little more difficult for them if they become easily frustrated, cry more readily and experience low self-esteem and feelings of powerlessness. This guide will teach you the skills to nurture your child's ability to notice, regulate and articulate their feelings in healthy, adaptive ways.- Instil good sleeping and eating habits- Help your child create a list of calming actions for when they feel angry or upset- Introduce simple relaxation exercises- Know when to seek supportAbout the Author
Louise Baty is a freelance journalist and author who writes about parenting and health. She has contributed to a wide range of publications, including the Daily Mail, the Daily Mirror, the Daily Express, Take a Break, Bella, Woman's Own, Top Sante and Prima Baby. She lives with her family in Nottinghamshire.
We can all feel overwhelmed by big feelings, and this is especially true for children. They are still developing their emotional awareness and may struggle to manage their moods. While there s nothing wrong with an emotionally sensitive child, it can make life a little more difficult for them if they become easily frustrated, cry more readily and experience low self-esteem and feelings of powerlessness. This guide will teach you the skills to nurture your child s ability to notice, regulate and articulate their feelings in healthy, adaptive ways.Learn to talk to your child about their big feelingsInstil good sleeping and eating habitsHelp your child create a list of calming actions for when they feel angry or upsetIntroduce simple relaxation exercisesKnow when to seek support
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