Sentences with phrase «child feels optimistic»

If your child feels optimistic about who s / he is and about what life has to offer, s / he will do far better than if s / he does not.

Not exact matches

There would be months where we'd feel optimistic and positive that we have a unique child and we embrace her differences.

I felt ridiculous and not at all optimistic, but I gave it a shot: Look, it's a whale going into the cave — fish on fork, aimed at her mouth, as if she were a... baby... or small child!

Praising makes your child feel good and it helps your child become the optimistic child.

Men who were bullied as children, on the other hand, tended to have more financial difficulties, felt more unfairly treated by others, and were less optimistic about their future two decades later.

And remember that children take their cues from us; keep things positive and your child is more likely to maintain an open and optimistic attitude, too, making him better able to adjust than if he feels anxious or critical.

This issue explores the challenges that all children face in learning to manage their feelings and emotions so they can be safe, optimistic and enthusiastic about life and learning.

Refugee children also felt generally worse than other children and were less optimistic about the future.

This provides children with the motivation to continue to engage in new experiences and to feel optimistic about the future.

Research shows children are more likely to develop coping skills if they: trust that the world is safe and caring people will help them; believe in their ability to do things for themselves; feel valued for who they are; feel optimistic; and can manage their feelings, thoughts and behaviours.

I am strategically optimistic about all of these relationships because of my firm belief that good couple therapy can help motivated partners save their marriage, heal from infidelity, build trust, stop arguing, improve communication, feel more connected emotionally, rekindle their sex lives, and deal productively with both children and extended family.

Confident parents are more likely to succeed with their children, and children feel more hopeful when their parents are confident and optimistic.