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Dealing with Young Children’s Big Feelings!
Join me today (free) in the Preschool Mindfulness Summit! What do you do when your toddler or preschooler melts down in the Target checkout line? I share specific examples of how parents can help young children deal with their big feelings in ways that build social and emotional skills – while cultivating them in yourself …
In NYMetro Parents Magazine… “How to Help Your Child Build Emotional Intelligence”
NYMetro Parents Magazine published an article in their October issue including interviews with Kathryn Lee, Director of Yale University’s RULER for Families and Confident Parents, Confident Kids’ author, Jennifer Miller on tips for how parents can support the development of emotional intelligence at various ages and stages. The article also points to important research from …
On the New Parent Toolkit — “Young Adult Identity Development: A Parent’s Guide”
As you explore the new content on the NBC Parent Toolkit, check out this one in the new Life After High School section on a young adult’s changing identity. On the first break when your college student or new workforce member returns home, you may witness a strikingly different person than the son or daughter you …
Interview on Promoting Self-Control
Want to learn practical, simple ways to promote self-control in your children? Today, check out my interview with Aditi Verma, Co-founder of Lead with Good. I discuss how parents can practically promote self-control through various ages and stages. Aditi asks excellent questions and poses examples from her own life as a parent. Lead with Good …
CPCK’s Author Jennifer Miller in the Deseret National News
Check out the article Emotional Intelligence Is No Accident by Lois Collins published today in the Deseret National News. It begins… From the time her son Ethan was a toddler, Jennifer Miller tried to help him find appropriate ways to express his frustrations. If he would bite, hit or throw tantrums — perfectly normal for …
Resources and Strategies for Families Dealing with COVID19
Parents Running School At Home?
How Can You Create a Can-Do Attitude toward School Work at Home?
Don’t forget to use brain breaks to help with learning at home…
Sticking to a consistent morning routine will help all family through stressful times…
How Do You Promote Sibling Kindness?
Smart Home Media Use: Limiting Screen Time
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