This is a great way to open
discussions about emotions with your child!
But it also seems likely that certain aspects of authoritative parenting — like the fostering of discussion, particularly
discussion about emotions and social conflicts — might boost social skills and help kids make friends.
Not exact matches
In conclusion, I do find it interesting that those who are raising concerns
about all that happened and is happening are doing so unafraid in the public forum of my post with a lot of
emotion and intelligence, while those who are trying to silence the
discussion or at least control it are contacting me privately outside of the public forum with words that attempt to direct, intimidate or shame me.
Understandably,
emotions run high in
discussions about gun control, in part because it's a horrifying subject — we're talking while parents are mourning their dead children, a reality we can't forget at any point.
But don't use too many words or lengthy
discussions about their behavior, and keep your
emotion out of it.
These
discussions will help her learn
about other people's
emotions and relate them to her own.
Still, you can't have a thorough
discussion about negative tween
emotions without at least mentioning lying.
The important thing is to talk and have an honest
discussion about feelings, mixed
emotions, and fears.
Provide your child language for expressing specific
emotions and encourage
discussion about likes and dislikes
about the day at school, while remaining empathetic
about any difficult feelings your child may be having.
Use a book
about feelings and
emotions as a springboard for
discussion.
This can be done through role - play,
discussion, and reading a few children's books
about angry
emotions.
These
discussions will help him learn
about other people's
emotions and relate them to his own.
The key to effective
discussions about money is to create an environment where
emotions are kept in check, says Toronto financial therapist Amanda Mills.
«We are also glad that this rescue sparked a very important
discussion on social media
about the way in which farm animals, such as pigs, cows and chickens — who experience a wide spectrum of
emotions including the capacity to feel pain and to suffer, no different than dogs and cats — are raised and slaughtered for food here in Canada.
And lastly, we can help them to develop the ability to understand others»
emotions — a highly important component of critical thinking — by engaging with them in
discussions about putting themselves in someone else's shoes: «I know it seems like it doesn't cause much harm to pick an apple from someone else's tree, but how would you feel if you looked out our window and saw someone picking from our tree?»
This creates an environment where the
discussion about support is based on your real financial data, not
emotions that may derail your settlement.
There is a lot of
discussion about perfectionism, fear of failure, body hatred, habitual responses to difficult
emotions and practice slowing down and experimenting with alternative perspectives and behaviors.
Doing»em otional work» means that you are checking in with your partner's
emotions, asking how you can help them to feel better, drawing them into a
discussion about feelings, or checking their level of anxiety (fear), anger, or sadness.
Inside Out (Plus Bonus Features): The ultimate movie
about navigating
emotions, check out this sensory bin that we made to go along with the movie and open up a
discussion about feelings.
The current paper focuses on the associations between fathers» and mothers» psychopathology symptoms, the degree to which they talk
about negative
emotions during parent — child
discussion of a picture book, and the social - emotional development of preschoolers (51 % boys).
Mothers» use of
emotion talk mediated the positive association between fathers» internalizing problems and children's internalizing problems with more elaborative mother — child
discussions about negative
emotions at age 3 years predicting more internalizing problems in their children a year later.
Second, it might also be the result of the different conversations topics used between different studies; our conflict interaction might not affect expressivity in the same way as a
discussion about a recently experienced
emotion by the child does (e.g., Suveg et al. 2008).
Fathers» internalizing problems predicted more elaborative mother — child
discussions about negative
emotions, which in turn predicted more internalizing problems in children a year later.
This is thought to not only provide a safe environment for children to experience an adequate range of their own
emotions but also to teach children
about emotions, their antecedents and consequences, via
discussions with their parents (see Harris, 1999).