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It can be a terrific time for a child who is two years old! Children this age can begin to label basic feelings such as happy, sad, mad and scared, and identify when they feel these emotions. Managing emotions is still difficult, however, and frustration may quickly trigger emotional meltdowns. Get info and tips from PBS Kids on self-awareness, self-control and self-confidence to support your two year old child. https://lnkd.in/eZqvnhj2

If your child asks too many questions, you should definitely read this interesting blog.

Splitting your attention between multiple children is not an easy task. You don’t need to split your attention evenly between children though. Most kids manage really well without constant attention as long as they have some time with their parents where they know they are the most loved and important person in that moment. Here are some ideas to keep in mind. #SplitAttention #ParentingSkills #ManagingChildren #LittleSkoolz

If you experience the impact of painful relationships with your parents or carers, are you curious about how parenting will be for you? Our webinar explores this alongside a toolbox of coping strategies and ideas to support new parents. https://lnkd.in/eXjJKtSz

Who do we take out all our frustration on? On our parents, our partners, or our children? Let’s talk about the children... We feel it’s inevitable to react automatically, but in fact, it’s entirely within our control 👍🏻. Sometimes, we see them in a negative light 😳, find faults, blame them, and get angry at everything they do. So how do we change our approach? Remember that they are not acting against us but for themselves. Every time it seems like they are acting out against us and we boil with anger, they are actually looking out for their own interests. They are children, they are self-centered and do not see what it does to us, but rather how it benefits them. It’s important to observe their behavior and try to understand what is behind it, and how to interpret it in their favor. We will find that there is often a fine line between our frustration 😱 and the ability to understand them 😊. If we just listen to them and their needs, without focusing on anger, we will realize it can be different ♥️. If you want to change your negative approach and deal with challenges at home, don’t hesitate to reach out to me: 6176788669, elinorcs@gmail.com Elinor Spitzen, Parent Advisor

https://lnkd.in/gDFkVpWa If you are a parent then you should definitely give a read to this blog post because your child needs you. Click link and visit the blog page to give it a minute read.

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A huge encouragement to hear The Daesy Dialogue handbook has already been a helpful read to this parent of teenagers. If you are looking for an easy read with practical steps of how to direct your conversation to promote emotional health with your child, then visit my website www.clareluther.co.uk and pick up your copy of my handbook. #daesydialogue #parentinghandbook #talkingtoolkit

How You Can Help Your Child Find Ease During Hard Times 

Anxiety in children is more common than you might think. As a parent, your help and support can make a huge difference. Our blog discusses understanding anxiety in children, how to talk to your child, and practical strategies to support your child with anxiety. Read the full blog here: