Children's Emotion Navigator: 12 Revolutionary Strategies for Developing Emotional Intelligence in Children Aged 0-12
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Children's Emotion Navigator: 12 Revolutionary Strategies for Developing Emotional Intelligence in Children Aged 0-12
9.99 €
Is your toddler throwing a tantrum at the store? Is your preschooler reluctant to go to daycare? Is your school-age child struggling with peer interactions? Whatever the problem parents face, this groundbreaking book by renowned child and developmental psychologist Daniel J. Siegel, co-authored with parenting expert Tina Payne Bryson, will help.
This book, for the first time, clearly and easily explains, from a scientific perspective, the real causes of children's behavior that parents find difficult. Specifically, it's rooted in the developmental characteristics of a child's brain. Tantrums, tantrums, and aggression are nothing to be afraid of—they're all natural and predictable. You just need to understand what's happening and act accordingly.
To help parents, the authors offer 12 key parenting strategies, including:
• "Name It to Tame It": how to use logical explanations to tame a child's negative emotions. • "Act, Don't Frustrate": How to encourage your child to think and listen instead of giving in to the first "bad" reaction.
• "Move to Avoid Losing": How to use physical activity to shift your child's emotional state.
Furthermore, this book will help parents explain to their children how the brain works in a simple and accessible way, allowing even very young children to better understand themselves and control their behavior.
This book, for the first time, clearly and easily explains, from a scientific perspective, the real causes of children's behavior that parents find difficult. Specifically, it's rooted in the developmental characteristics of a child's brain. Tantrums, tantrums, and aggression are nothing to be afraid of—they're all natural and predictable. You just need to understand what's happening and act accordingly.
To help parents, the authors offer 12 key parenting strategies, including:
• "Name It to Tame It": how to use logical explanations to tame a child's negative emotions. • "Act, Don't Frustrate": How to encourage your child to think and listen instead of giving in to the first "bad" reaction.
• "Move to Avoid Losing": How to use physical activity to shift your child's emotional state.
Furthermore, this book will help parents explain to their children how the brain works in a simple and accessible way, allowing even very young children to better understand themselves and control their behavior.
See also:
- All books by the publisher
- All books by the author
- All books in the series Psychology. The Art of Parenting. Advice from the Pros.