How to Talk With Preschoolers About Feelings
Children learn emotion words through everyday conversations. Name what you notice without assuming, accept the feeling, keep unsafe behaviour limited and practise coping tools when everyone…
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Children learn emotion words through everyday conversations. Name what you notice without assuming, accept the feeling, keep unsafe behaviour limited and practise coping tools when everyone…
View resourceTransitions can be hard when a child must stop something enjoyable, shift attention or manage uncertainty. Predictable routines, short warnings and clear visual steps can reduce…
View resourcePreschoolers may not follow a request because attention, language, emotion, tiredness or the situation is getting in the way. Move close, connect first, use one clear…
View resourceYoung children often follow directions more successfully when adults get their attention, use one short step, add a visual or gesture and practise during play rather…
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