Building Confidence Resilience And Emotional Intelligence In Young Children

Author : George Smith
Publisher :
ISBN 13 :
Total Pages : 58 pages
Book Rating : 4.4/5 (79 download)

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Download or read book Emotional Intelligence for Kids written by George Smith and published by . This book was released on 2021-09-17 with total page 58 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Your child lives in a very complicated social world. This has always been true for children: all parents can remember their own tears or rage at the cruelty of another child; all parents can desperately remember to want to be accepted and approved by other children. Most of us can remember, at some point in our lives, yearning for a best friend. Things are even more complicated for children now, as the media has introduced children into the world of adult allelics before they are emotionally ready. Our children don't know, just instinctively, how to build good relationships with other children in a culture like this to change the rules. Fortunately, healthy children generally make healthy choices even in the context of hard-to-match situations. That means that if children have good relationships at home, they have a healthy advantage, but they still need their help to learn how to navigate a complex social world. Developing emotioinal intelligence in childhood provides an important foundation for good mental health throughout a child's life and increases their chances of having lasting and healthy relationships with those around them. Emotional intelligence improves a person's resilience, helping them to quickly recover from setbacks and disappointments. They are also more likely to have a good set of values that guide their behavior toward others. For children, evidence has shown that learning these skills means they are better able to make and maintain healthy friendships and deal with bullying in positive and appropriate ways. Research shows that children do better in school when they are emotionally and socially conscious. They are also much less likely to become a bully and can work through negative emotions, such as sadness, anger, fear, anxiety and frustration. What can parents do? Children are not born with these skills (emotional intelligence and social Intelligence): they learn them from their parents, brothers and sisters, family members, caregivers, and friends as they grow up. Evidence suggests that the period from birth to early school age is critical to developing these skills. The role of parents in building social and emotional intelligence is critical, and there is much parents can do to develop these skills and encourage their children's development. One of the most important ways children learn behaviors and abilities is by observing their parents. Modeling good behavior and demonstrating healthy relationships shows kids how social and emotional skills work. Parents should work to build their own strong friendships and to provide good examples of interaction with people, both friends and strangers, on a daily basis. Showing how to deal with errors, setbacks and problems is also important. Observing how you address these situations can be a good learning opportunity for kids. Do you want your child to want to cooperate, without screaming, bribery, threats or punishment? Would you like to connect more with your child to build a stronger, sweeter bond instead of fighting for control? Do you want to raise children who grow up in happy, considerate, responsible and competent people? Want to know how to raise a 21st century child using eternal values? Do you want to feel more inspired and confident as a parent? Want to know how to raise an emotional and socially intelligent child? This book is the right one!