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Navigating Conflicts with Empathy: Teaching Your Tween Perspective-Taking
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As tweens grow emotionally, they begin to understand that others see the world through their own unique perspectives. This ability, called perspective-taking, is essential for developing empathy, building stronger relationships, and resolving conflicts. For parents, this shift in their child’s thinking can be both exciting and confusing. Through perspective-taking, tweens learn to recognize that…
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Supporting Your Child’s Development: What You Need to Know About Self-Regulation
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Self-regulation is one of the most crucial skills your baby will learn, forming the foundation for emotional resilience, focus, and curiosity. It starts with co-regulation, where caregivers help babies calm down and feel secure in their environment. As babies grow, they begin to develop their own self-soothing strategies, which is key to their emotional…
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How to Help Your Child Develop Emotional Resilience and Curiosity
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Self-regulation and interest in the world are the foundations of your child’s emotional and cognitive development. These skills help your child learn how to manage their emotions and stay curious about the world, which in turn fosters resilience, focus, and a love of learning. As parents, we can support this development by responding to…
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Connect with Your Child: 4 Essential Steps for Parental Bonding
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Building a strong connection with your child is a journey that requires active listening, intentional quality time, positive reinforcement, and empathetic boundary-setting. These four steps form the foundation for a deep and lasting parent-child bond, impacting your child’s emotional and cognitive development. Explore our guide to unlock the secrets of effective parenting and create…