How to Raise Emotionally and Socially Healthy Kids

In the second half of the course, you’ll focus on social intelligence and The myriad of challenges children face when making friends and Maintaining friendships File Size: 5.48 GB

How to Raise Emotionally and Socially Healthy Kids

We think of childhood as a carefree time, but child-size worries can loom large—for both parents and kids. From the tantrums that toddlerhood brings and The cliques of middle-school to Every teenager has a problem with anger and hurt feelings in the online world. and Friendship problems can be difficult
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Parents will need to know how to make their child happy. to Effectively support children’s emotional needs and Social development can be challenging. Do I need to give my two-year old time out? How Can I have my children? to Be kind to Do you agree with each other? Is it okay for my middle-schooler? to Facebook?

How These are the questions that parents should answer and Other questions can be helpful for children learning to Be with them and Develop strong friendships The skills you need to You can successfully navigate the classroom, playground, and sports teams. and Family relationships are exactly the skills your child needs throughout their lives, both personally and professionally. and professionally.

No matter what you want to Help your child learn how to Raising anger and confidence can help you manage your anger, make new friends, solve conflicts or gain confidence. Emotionally and Socially Healthy Kids These strategies are based on research and can be used immediately.

Across 12 fascinating and insightful lectures, you’ll gain access to The same practical advice is available and actionable plans that Dr. Eileen Kennedy-Moore—an author and in-demand psychologist who serves on the advisory board for Parents magazine—shares with clients in her Princeton, New Jersey, practice. Drawing from the doctor’s extensive clinical experience—as well as her personal experience as a mother of four—you’ll gain a deeper understanding of your child’s development and How to Common stumbling blocks at all stages of life are addressed compassionately

Whether you’re a new parent looking for a roadmap as you begin your journey; an experienced mother or father searching for advice on a thorny problem; or a grandparent, teacher, or childcare professional looking to This course will help you to learn more.

You’ll discover

techniques to inspire cooperation;
Ideas to instill empathy
There are many ways to Back-talking is not a good idea. and aggression;
Strategies to help kids make their own decisions and Keep friends. and
Methods that can help children deal with stress and Be confident in your ability to conquer anxiety

Even if your kid has not yet been diagnosed to These particular problems can be difficult to solve. Emotionally and Socially Healthy Kids will ensure that you’re better equipped to There are many common childhood obstacles that can be overcome.

Troubleshooting with Toddlers to Teens: Emotional well-being at every stage

In the first six lectures, you’ll focus on emotional intelligence and Parents can play a pivotal role in helping children understand and You can learn to accept their feelings. You’ll come to You can see why emotion regulation is so difficult for young people. and gain simple and It’s easy to Develop strategies to manage intense emotions and Meltdowns in childhood are normal, as are everyday feelings for children of all ages.

You’ll also find expert guidance on breaking the cycle of misbehavior and Instead of punishing, choose constructive ways to handle anger. to Your child can be a leader in problem solving. You might be amazed to Learn that punishment can actually increase aggression and—contrary to popular belief—the punishment does not have to You should fit the crime.

These research-based strategies can be life-changing, whether you’re struggling with a Terrible Two, elementary-school sibling squabbles, or the sometimes dramatic “tantrums” Of teens.

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Help Your Child Make a Difference and Keep Friends

In the second half of the course, you’ll focus on social intelligence and The myriad of challenges children face when making friends and You can help them navigate the process and maintain friendships. Dr. Kennedy-Moore says it’s impossible to It is hard to overstate the importance of friendship for children. Research shows that if kids have at least one close, mutually supportive friend, they are more likely to be happy.

Higher self-esteem
Feel less lonely
Positive attitudes towards school are more important
You can cope better with stressful events and
They are less likely to Don’t be bullied

From the self-centered friendships that preschoolers make to the mature relationships of adolescents, you’ll learn how children’s understanding of what it means to Over time, friendships are made. You’ll take a serious look at play, which is crucial to Forming and Keep in touch with your friends and Explore how you can support your child.

Being able to get along with others
Being a good sport
handling conflicts;
Dealing with bullying or putting an end to it to Their bullying behavior; and
Coping with gossip, cliques, and Other aspects of peer-group culture

In the final lecture, you’ll delve into the highly relevant and The digital age presents a unique challenge in friendship. We will also discuss the challenges of friendship through video games. and Cyberbullying, a relatively new and troubling phenomenon, is now well-known. and “Facebook depression.”

A sensible, practical, and sensible design and Kind Approach

Dr. Kennedy-Moore’s expert knowledge and Focus on practicality and her warmth and This course is a delight because of its gentle humor. These courses are fun and These videos will provide you with the solution-oriented approach that you need. to Your most pressing parenting concerns will be addressed. You’ll learn how to Help your child to develop both competence and independence and Confidence in navigating social media.

As a parent, you can’t make friends for your children, nor can you prevent them from ever feeling hurt or upset. Raising children is a different story. Emotionally and Socially Healthy KidsYou can help them learn how to Solve problems, deal with emotions and Create satisfying relationships