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    Clinic Flier For Parents

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    This document provides tips for parents to help establish positive emotional development in their children from birth to eighteen years old. It recommends that parents stay calm during crying or shouting, be sensitive to babies' needs, express love and warmth, model appropriate ways to deal with negative emotions, discuss characters' emotions in readings, and recognize that moodiness is normal in children. It also suggests encouraging children to use their words, having a routine, responding positively to new skills, being a supportive listener, letting children express how others feel through volunteer work, and limiting stress by providing support to meet expectations.

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    This document provides tips for parents to help establish positive emotional development in their children from birth to eighteen years old. It recommends that parents stay calm during crying or shouting, be sensitive to babies' needs, express love and warmth, model appropriate ways to deal with negative emotions, discuss characters' emotions in readings, and recognize that moodiness is normal in children. It also suggests encouraging children to use their words, having a routine, responding positively to new skills, being a supportive listener, letting children express how others feel through volunteer work, and limiting stress by providing support to meet expectations.

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    This document provides tips for parents to help establish positive emotional development in their children from birth to eighteen years old. It recommends that parents stay calm during crying or shouting, be sensitive to babies' needs, express love and warmth, model appropriate ways to deal with negative emotions, discuss characters' emotions in readings, and recognize that moodiness is normal in children. It also suggests encouraging children to use their words, having a routine, responding positively to new skills, being a supportive listener, letting children express how others feel through volunteer work, and limiting stress by providing support to meet expectations.

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    This document provides tips for parents to help establish positive emotional development in their children from birth to eighteen years old. It recommends that parents stay calm during crying or shouting, be sensitive to babies' needs, express love and warmth, model appropriate ways to deal with negative emotions, discuss characters' emotions in readings, and recognize that moodiness is normal in children. It also suggests encouraging children to use their words, having a routine, responding positively to new skills, being a supportive listener, letting children express how others feel through volunteer work, and limiting stress by providing support to meet expectations.

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    Positive Emotional Development

    Tips for Parents from birth to eighteen years of age to help establish
    a positive development.

    • Try to remember to stay calm during the periods of • Encourage children to “use their words”
    crying and shouting instead of using physical expressions
    • Always be receptive and sensitive to your babies • Have a from of routine for the child
    needs.
    • Respond positively to newly learned
    • Try to often express love and warmth. skills.

    • Model appropriate ways to deal with • Be a supportive listener when they want
    negative emotions to share about their worries.
    • Express to them what your expectations are • Remember moodiness is NORMAL. Even
    for appropriate behavior if it does drive you crazy.
    • Try to discuss emotions of characters in • Let them express understanding of how
    readings. other people feel through volunteer
    work!

    Late Adolescence

    • Ask them to reflect on the


    experiences of others they learn No matter the Age
    about.
    • Recognize the intricacy of their No matter how old your child is, try to give them an age
    personality. appropriate way to outwardly express their emotions.
    • Help limit their stress levels by Whether your child is a boy or a girl. Both should be
    providing support they need to encouraged to express themselves.
    meet your expectations.
    Parents you should also keep in mind how your child(ren)
    are understanding the events that they are going through
    and how it is making them feel.

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