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13/03/2021

Creating a Nurturing Family Environment -cont.

Spend lots of time playing with your child. He/She needs a secure bond to you. But remember, Attachment takes time.

Pay attention to your child’s moral development. Even simple games teach small children important lessons about what kind of people we want them to be. Taking turns, sharing toys and listening to others are skills that prepare children to get along with others, the most important skill your child will need for kindergarten. Meeting your child’s emotional needs does not mean catering to her every whim. Have clear moral expectations from the beginning, model what you expect of your children and enforce your rules clearly but kindly. To be continued,,,,

11/03/2021

Creating a Nurturing Family Environment.
1.Start early. Development starts at conception. The brain grows the fastest and lays down the architecture the child will need for learning, and for happiness, in the first three years of life.

2.Be positive, playful, warm and nurturing. Emotions are contagious. What you are feeling and expressing to your child activates circuits in his brain that make him feel the same things that you are feeling. It is the emotional equivalent of a cold (Goleman, 2006). If you are feeling angry, disgusted, frustrated, your child will “catch” those feelings. If you feel those feelings all the time, your child’s brain will “wear a path” for those negative feelings in his brain and the circuits, or pathways, in the brain for those feelings will be quick to activate.

To be continued,,,,,

15/02/2021

Consider pausing before you react from your emotions. Lashing out immediately at a family member when you’re feeling hurt or angry is easy to do, but it rarely helps. Situations often get worse after people react in haste. Instead, step away and give the intense emotion time to fade a bit before you respond to the other person. After that, you’ll be able to think more clearly and can decide what is best for you to do next.

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@ YOD Training

30/10/2020

Child discipline is probably the least enjoyable part of parenting. It can be frustrating, discouraging and exhausting. It is one of the most common and toughest challenges of parenthood.