Living with young children, we all know
how BIG their emotions can be.
Not exact matches
Talk about
how emotions can play a
big role in decisions.
By taking a deep breath and expressing
how you feel calmly, you are showing them that there are helpful ways to handle
big emotions.
That's not to scare you, but just to remind you that you are in a position to help your child learn
how to navigate some
big emotions in this process.
Time outs are a way of sending our kids off to handle their
big emotions solo, when they actually need a hand learning
how not to get swept away.
At this age, children are learning to share, making friends, and figuring out
how to deal with
big emotions.
Now, as Carrie has said, the greatest gift you can provide your child is learning
how to be with them in the middle of their
big emotions.
If you struggle with feeling angry and frustrated at your kids and your life, there are tools that can teach you
how to approach your kids calmly and handle their
big emotions like a ninja.
As parents, then,
how can we help our children when they are overwhelmed by their
emotions, when they tantrum and cry and act out their
big feelings?
When we ignore feelings, when we say harsh words or forget
how scary it can feel to be lost in such
big emotions when you are so very small.
You are also teaching your children by example, which should help them learn
how to manage their
big emotions.
What if we aren't sure
how to help our kids handle their
big emotions, we aren't quite sure what the root of the issue is, or we can not seem to communicate effectively?
Teach your child that sleep has a
big influence on mood,
emotions, and energy, and
how to spot what your body is really needing.
They're shocked at this
big change in their lives and they aren't quite old enough yet to talk through their feelings and compartmentalize their
emotions (hey, some of us never learn
how to do that!).
Teaching children emotional regulation involves helping them to identify what triggers
big feelings,
how their body feels as it responds and what they can do in the moment and this printable My
Emotions Wheel is a great tool for doing just that.
There is a
big reason why breakfast has long been referred to as the most important meal of the day — the food you eat in the morning will influence your energy levels, cravings,
emotions, and clarity throughout your day and can even affect
how you sleep that night!
Big Night, Tampopo, Like Water For Chocolate, Chocolat, Ratatouille... all of them are about what cooking expresses about the chef, and
how the pleasure of superlative food opens people to powerful
emotions, sometimes a little against their will.
While it's staged as something that only ever happens in the movies (every extra stops to watch the
big scene), there's a tender, painful truth to
how the
emotions play out and
how authentic they feel.
So often laser focused on
how the day should proceed,
big displays of
emotion can knock them off kilter so much that there is little else they can think about, making it all the more harder «to recover through the rest of the day».
The first thing I realised in the midst of these situations is that
how you view yourself and your role makes a
big difference to
how well you can help and
how well you cope with your own
emotions.
Also, EMH does not take participant's
emotions into consideration, which plays a
big part in
how the markets realy works.
We are our
biggest obstacle to making money as fast as possible in the market; no matter
how you slice it, trading failure always comes down to human errors born out of
emotions like greed, fear and revenge.
---------------------------:: 2:45 SESSION TWO --------------------------- BRAND COMMUNICATION,
EMOTIONS, AND THE NEW SIMPLICITY IN VIDEO GAMES Dirk Schülgen (Electronic Arts, Cologne) The head of product marketing at the world's
biggest games developer and publisher illustrates
how the latest breed of video games appeal to new demographics, and what opportunities this opens up for brand communication.
Knowing
how to deal with
emotions is a
big part of the job.
My experience has shown me that the
biggest issue divorcing couples face is learning
how to effectively communicate with each other and co-parent, despite the tension and strong
emotions that are being experienced.
Her advice: Talk about it at a time when you're both calm, and try to understand why one (or both) of you are so angry and
how to express this
emotion without a
big explosion.
One of the
biggest challenges most couples face during the course of their relationship is learning
how to effectively express feelings and
emotions in ways that are healthy and respectful.
But one thing you aren't fully prepared for right now, but it's not possible, is
how all of those
big thoughts,
emotions, and behaviors will actually feel, and cause you to actually react.