Sentences with phrase «calm children when»

He also helps to calm children when they are experiencing pain or fear.»

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I ride the bus, I find something to complement someone about, they smile by the end of the ride were having church joking, laughing that's church to me calming down a crying child, helping someone at the cash register when they find out they don't have enough money to pay.

And on this night when hope and fear grew calm The Wise Men knelt where Child and Mother were With gifts of gold and frankincense and myrrh For king and god, for soul and body's balm.

She is not the calmest of children (a little tornado to be exact) and becomes very excited when food is in sight.

I, like Megan, also am saddened when I see spanking being likened to abusive parenting — there are many who spank their children as Megan said, as a thoughtful, controlled part of their parenting, making sure the child knows why they are being spanked, and making sure the parent is calm and collected.

Learning to relax has many benefits from easing your child into sleep, to learning how to calm down before a test, to knowing how to soothe himself when he's upset.

When children can learn to calm themselves and work towards a reasonable goal, they can improve academically,» says Mary Utne O'Brien, University of Illinois at Chicago research professor of psychology and education and a UIC SEL Research Group collaborator.

You may feel anything but happy and calm when you leave your child with somebody else.

When my first child arrived, I was a natural at calming him when he cried and of course, making him haWhen my first child arrived, I was a natural at calming him when he cried and of course, making him hawhen he cried and of course, making him happy.

Show your child that when he holds up her end of the bargain — speaking to you in a respectful and calm manner to express what she wants or thinks — she earns and gets your attention.

Not that kids can get away with hitting each other, but when adults understand different kinds of explanations for a child's behavior, then there are many more ways to intervene, to help a child feel calm in the body.

When your child begins to cry — as he's bound to do every now and then — he might just need a little time to calm down.

But when you show that you are calm and in control, that sets an example for your child and shows him how he should behave.

While there's no hard research to support this, I've read a number of articles about iPads helping to keep autistic children calm and engaged so they can be more comfortable when in social spaces.

You can help your child stay calm by immediately lowering your voice when attending to the victim as well as to your child.

When your child is calm, reinforce what will happen if the behavior reoccurs, and be prepared to follow - through.

Parents can choose to have their own recorded voice calm and soothe their child back to sleep via an IPod or CD that is activated when the baby cries — or they can choose a soothing heartbeat, rainforest, or programmed music to calm the baby.

For some kids this will work, and when your child returns to you, calm and collected, feel free to quietly praise him, saying, «Thank you for calming yourself down.

Find a calm period when your child will have time to process the news and ask questions.

It can be incredibly hard to stay calm when our own children hit us.

When parents are armed with concrete parenting tools and also a process to help calm the big anger that can come while raising small children, their relationships and parenting experience can feel so much more enjoyable.

My objective is always first and foremost to meet their needs, which typically involve reconnection and being heard, then to work with my child on equipping them with coping skills to handle their overwhelming emotions, and finally to address the behaviors themselves when my child is calm and open and ready to cooperate.»

When in a carrier the child won't be able to move around so much, he would be more focused on the breast, he would feel calmer and most of the time will take a short nap.

Talk with your child during a calm moment — when she's not upset about the situation — and ask her to tell you what's making her unhappy.

When a parent is calm, understanding and patient, it is easier for a child to connect with the intense feelings inside her.

You have an instant way to comfort your child when he gets hurt or to calm him if he is throwing a tantrum.

When we're angry at our children, most of us burst out with comments we would never say if we were calm.

As such, you should try to be as calm and relaxed as possible when you say goodbye to your child before leaving for work or a social event.

These calming tools can also be practiced when your child is already in a state of calm, this way, they can rely on them when they need them, keeping them in their back pocket.

Mobiles, wind chimes, and glitter jars are all great calming visual aids, and making your own glitter jar with your child can be a fun project that also allows you to have a conversation about calming themselves when they're already in a calmer state (A quick Pinterest search can steer you toward some great glitter jar recipes).

«Be sure you're calm and have time for additional discussion when you tell your child,» cautions Rona Renner, a nurse practitioner and host of the radio show Childhood Matters.

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Then we take time to respond with an intentionally appropriate emotional responses — we remain calm and empathetic; and we use positive language to set the limit, telling the child when s / he can have what she wants.

When used along with PeaceMakers, the Partial Time - In ToolKit Bundle will give you everything you need to create a calming space for children ages 3 - 9 + for use in homes, classrooms, daycare centers, therapy settings and more.

The Graco DuetSoothe comes with a removable rocker that is very convenient and helps you calm down your child when you are busy.

That way, you will be in a much better position to keep calm when your child is being stubborn.

When the evening comes with the end of the daytime, play with your child in a calm and quiet environment.

Have a discussion with your child when he's calm and try to come up with a better consequence for next time.

Total Focus is a multi-media program that comes to you on CD with an interactive workbook, daily success charts for teachers and a handy «stress meter» to help your child recognize when he's «over the top» and stay calm under stress.

Bonus: when you recognize that you are not responsible for the ultimate choices that your child makes, you will feel calmer — and when you feel calmer, you will be able to think of better parenting strategies to help your child to make better choices.

If your child continues to have tantrums, ignore them the best you can; respond only when your child has calmed herself down.

Swaddling is one of his Five S's to calm a baby, and the other four S's — stomach / side position, shushing, swinging, and sucking are likewise things that we might have done to soothe our children when they were babies.

I know that this can be easier said than done, especially when you're in a hurry, but you will get out of the house sooner and with a calmer child if you can stay calm too.

How calm does your child stay when things don't go as planned?

Something you might say to yourself in order to stay calm when he's acting out might be, «This too shall pass,» or «How can I be most helpful to my child at this moment?»

When your child is calm, lay them back down to sleep and leave the room.

Whenever your child transitions in a positive way, acknowledge the good behavior: «Boy, I noticed this week when you came back home, you were pretty calm and in control.

When a child does misbehave, the pressure is on you as the parent to calm yourself and deal with the situation positively.

This explains why some adopted children do not remain calm in stressful situations, even when they are with their parents: they do not yet trust their parents.

So, when a parent is calm, rational and acts with self - control the child will have a role model for handling emotionally charged situations, like losing a game.