School of the best parents: how to manage a child's emotions
Being a parent isn't easy. And being a good parent is even more difficult.
We made this article for those who want to become their child's best friend, to whom he or she can tell everything in the future - how the party went, who he or she likes in class and why he or she doesn't like physics.
This longread is for you if you want to:
- teach a child to understand his emotions and process them
- lay the foundation for a healthy self-esteem in the future
- teach him or her or her to communicate with other children without stress and show him or her or her how to build trusting relationships
Child psychology is a very broad and flexible field; each child needs a different approach. Therefore we have tried to highlight not only theory, but also practice:
- We talk about how to deal with children's crying and stress and why it's important not to forbid a child to vent his emotions
- Childhood crises: from birth to raging hormones (and how to overcome them)
- How to communicate with your child so that he or she can trust you
And that's not all! We understand how hard being a parent can be - so click the button below, read our tips, and remember that you can handle anything!
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