After horrific events in the news, do you share your feelings w kids/students… or try to reassure by hiding your feelings? How can we talk with children about these difficult feelings?
How can parents raise trusting and trustworthy kids? Start with emotional intelligence, says Joan Sarin of the Greater Good Science Center at UC Berkeley.
Parenting is the toughest job on the planet — it can be an emotional rollercoaster… so maybe emotional intelligence could help? Here are ten tips, and a free poster for your fridge.
Parents of young children can start early helping children to trust themselves. Part of that is allowing children to make mistakes and learn from them.
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