Helping Children with Anxiety
Anxiety in young children can be overwhelming and it may make you feel out of control. Check out our new therapy blog for tips on how you can feel empowered in the face of your child’s anxiety.
Good Beginnings That Last A Lifetime
Anxiety in young children can be overwhelming and it may make you feel out of control. Check out our new therapy blog for tips on how you can feel empowered in the face of your child’s anxiety.
Forty Carrots’ Parenting Educators often hear parents ask about toddler whining. How do I stop it? What can I do?
Most parents can relate to telling their children “Good job!” when they do something well, but what does
that mean to a young child?
Do you remember hearing “Because I said so” as a child, or maybe you even find yourself saying it now
because it is such a common phrase in parenting?
Do you find yourself dreading certain parts of the day because you know your child hates them?
Do you find yourself sounding like “the bad guy” when you are explaining rules and expectations to your children? Use this simple language to take yourself out of the equation and still reinforce the appropriate behavior needed from your little ones.
Sometimes parents are unsure how to read to a baby.
When parents verbalize understanding of their child’s emotions it supports little ones to feel loved and understood.
Sharing is a difficult concept because it involves an understanding of cause and effect, as well as impulse control.