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Emotional Regulation

The Difference Between Feelings and Behavior (for Parents)

Your child hits their sibling. You stay calm (mostly) and say: “It’s okay to feel mad, but it’s…

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Emotional Regulation

Scripts for Empathy: What to Say When Kids Are Upset

Your child is crying, screaming, melting down—and you freeze.Or you say something like “You’re fine,” or “Calm down!”…

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Emotional Regulation

How to Model Calm When You Feel Anything But

Introduction You know staying calm helps your child regulate.But what happens when you are the one who’s overwhelmed?…

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Emotional Regulation

Emotion Coaching for Preschoolers: A Step-by-Step Guide

Introduction Your preschooler is sobbing because their pancake touched their eggs. Again. You want to stay calm, but…

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Emotional Regulation

Teaching Kids to Express Frustration Without Hitting

Introduction Your child is upset—and their first reaction is to hit, slap, or push. It’s frustrating. Maybe even…

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Gentle Parenting Tips that Actually Work

Gentle Parenting and Sleep Struggles

It was 9:30 p.m. The bedtime story was finished, the lights were dimmed, and we were more than…

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