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Parents often use a few different ways which include over permissive, accommodating or even criticizing to manage children’s emotions. In fact, there are different means of dealing with children with different stages of age.
Comforting and dealing with child's emotions:
0 - 1 years old
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2 - 3 years old
As part of language development, children begin to communicate and speak more rather than crying. Parents are suggested to communicate and interact with children with different themes of the topic in this stage of learning.
3 - 6 years old
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Parents should spend precious time for children as well as communicate more with them. The Structure of Communication can be broken down into 3 components:
Self: Let the children learn to express their feelings and needs
Other: Are parents willing to show concern and accept children’s feelings and needs as well as willing to listen and explore more?
Context: Both parties are willing to negotiate and handle all kinds of problems despite the environment and different conditions.
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Note: The above content is adopted from the sharing session at Victoria International School, Banting - “A talk on improving Parent-Child Relationship!” on October 5, 2019. Kindly contact our office for more information and further assistance. Thank you.
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