Sentences with phrase «parents manage their feelings»

Professionals working in close contact with parents and children have a unique role in helping parents manage their feelings and deciding what action to take when caring for their child.

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As a vice-president of parent company China National Petroleum Corp. explained at an oil and gas industry conference in Calgary, the company felt it was being shut out of Canada's oilsands by political pressure from the U.S. and had lost confidence in Enbridge's ability to manage aboriginal opposition to the line.

Such changes — flexible thinking, managing feelings and paying more attention to others — persist long after the pups are weaned, making active rodent parents of both sexes «smarter» (Lambert, 2012).

This heartbeat baby monitor managed to give parents that priceless feeling of being close to their unborn baby.

In families with multiple grandparents, including great - grandparents and step - grandparents, parents sometimes feel that they need to manage the whole process, so that each grandparent has a unique name.

While the colic crying alone can not hurt your healthy baby, the stress of managing colic takes an enormous toll on parents who feel demoralized and incompetent when faced with inconsolable crying.

Research shows that when parents regulate their own emotions and accept their child's emotions, the child learns to manage his or her feelings and behavior earlier than other kids.

Either she doesn't WANT to follow her parents, or she can't manage her feelings and thus can't manage her behavior.

PARENTING APART will: Help you learn how to manage your reaction while supporting your children's feelings about divorce.

And she puts this advice in the context of parenting in general, tackling other tricky issues such as handling behavior problems and managing your own feelings when you're under stress.

Just like building mental strength in any area of your life, being a mentally strong parent is all about regulating your emotions, managing your thoughts, and behaving productively — even when you feel like your child's behavior is going to drive you crazy.

Crying it out may not be for all parents, but if you're ready to try something new, if you're desperate to sleep for more than a few hours here and there, you should feel comfortable trying the method along with all the other parents who've managed to make it work for them.

Emotion Coaching is a research - based parenting tool designed to help children understand and manage their feelings.

It seems to me that parents who have time to themselves, do not feel pulled in all directions, and are getting enough rest can manage the normal challenges that happen with raising young children.

With sensitive guidance from parents and caregivers, they can begin to learn to manage their feelings and actions.

Her own children are grown up, but she still manages to remember what those early times felt like and her compassion and non-judgemental attitude towards new parents is very inspiring.

It provides parents, teachers or anyone involved in the life of a child with strategies to help children manage difficult feelings.

«While trying to manage work and the household, parents sometimes overlook their children's feelings of nervousness or anxiety as school begins.

In this dynamic 3 - part series, Mercedes empowers parents to feel confident & connected to their child while managing their child's challenging behaviors!!

The police should be called when parents do not feel they can manage the violence or property destruction that is occurring in the home.

SCREEN founder and CEO, Tali Orad, shares why she felt the need to create a solution to help parents manage screen time.

Sometimes parents feel tired and sleep - deprived of managing twin babies.

«Anything that you can do to express your pain and frustration... will be beneficial, whether it's related to feeling inadequate as a parent, being tired and angry because your child isn't sleeping, or managing fights with your partner that occur as a result of the incessant crying,» says Dr. Mihalas.

Working as a classroom teacher (and as a parent of three of my own), I know that some children are better able to adapt to and cope with new or different situations while others need to be supported and taught more intentionally how to manage their feelings.

Later feelings can be managed with the help of the parent (co-regulation of emotions) 3.

Even if we parents manage to resist their rhetorical efforts, it generally winds up with children feeling denied, and parents feeling — at least a little — like mean - spirited ogres.

Attachment research shows that when parents are able to accept the full range of their child's feelings, the child becomes better able to manage his emotions and soothe himself.

In contrast to the community approach, some parents feel that children should be given a set amount of money each week or each month for the sole purpose of learning to manage money.

In years to come you will remember these wakeful nights and wonder how you ever managed to do it, but have confidence that nursing is the gentle way to parent your baby back to sleep while you meet his need to feel safe and secure.

And I don't feel that night - waking even for a period of years is in any way unhealthy or psychologically damaging, as long as the parents accept that it's normal and have found a way to manage.

But many parents I speak to, even the most internet savvy, often feel out of their depth when it comes to managing their children's screen time.

Similarly, the majority of parents feel confident in their ability to keep track of and manage their child's technology use, and the more connected devices their child has, the more confident parents are.

Two in three (66 %) parents feel very or fairly confident in their ability to keep track of and manage their child's technology use.

In fact, some studies show that children of controlling and overprotective parents report increased rates of depression and anxiety, and feel less prepared to manage stress and life dissatisfaction.

As much as possible, it helps to paint a realistic picture of the problem or issue you've been dealing with, whether it's managing conflict between divorced parents or feeling like your in - laws are overly involved.

The film manages to almost wordlessly lay the groundwork for a strong, tender family dynamic, which is essential because when time flashes forward to over a year later, and the mom is now pregnant, no matter how tempting it is to fault the parents for their carelessness, our protective feelings take over — as does great dramatic tension: survival was already tricky, but how can they possibly stand a chance with a screeching newborn in the mix?

Lady Bird as a character and film manages both tenderness and lawlessness; caught in the confuddling mix of teenage hormones and perceived oppressive parenting; rebelling against the grain, oft to her own detriment; Gerwig's capable filmmaking expertly capturing that claustrophobic feeling of teenage angst and insurgency; Saorsie Ronan performing the hell out of the role.

Furthermore, 14 % of parents felt the homework their children received was not appropriate for their age, and 13 % did not feel that their child's school was well managed.

«Six out of 10 (62 per cent) parents believe their child is upset easily by unexpected negative experiences, however, 49 per cent feel that their child is not taught how to manage stress at school very well.»

Familiarity goes a long way toward helping parents feel empowered and in control of managing their kids» digital learning environment.

Parents can also help their children manage their feelings, consider new perspectives and stand up for those who are most vulnerable.

This is best managed by parent - child discussions that allow the child to express feelings and concerns.

Ms. Kominsky - Crumb's self - excavation «Dream House,» all 33 original pages of which are pushpinned to the gallery's blindingly frigid - white walls, includes a panel in which the young Aline remarks that the modernist hard edges of her parents» aspirational new house make her feel «lonely and sorta scared,» while «Aline & Bob: In Troubles With Money,» recently published in Harper's Magazine, begins with an email from the gallery about a multimillion - dollar sale before plunging into a densely particular account of the couple's inability to manage or enjoy such a windfall.

This is a minimalist yet multifunctional design that manages to offer both a feeling of safety and modern convenience for both parent and child, leading Suki to get a well - deserved nod from the Red Dot Design Awards.

Helping an angry child learn how to regulate his or her emotions and manage intense feelings is an essential part of parenting.

The Raising Children Network has information for parents about how to manage anger that they are feeling.

As much as possible, it helps to paint a realistic picture of the problem or issue you've been dealing with, whether it's managing conflict between divorced parents or feeling like your in - laws are overly involved.

I help adults, children and parents make sense of and manage feelings and behavior that can be confusing, frustrating, and difficult to deal with.

With careful listening and gentle questioning, parents can provide a safe environment for children to relay feelings within the context of their play and can help their children learn how to manage their emotions.

FLNP49 is a structured, manualised course comprising of an introductory «coffee morning», followed by 10 weekly 2 h sessions for groups of 6 — 10 parents which aims to help parents understand and manage feelings and behaviour, improve relationships at home and in school, improve emotional health and well - being and develop the self - confidence and self - esteem which are essential for effective parenting and learning.