@winsh I don't know how people see this and still want to say it's reincarnation or a special gift the kid has. You can clearly see his mom guiding him through his emotions. His parents are doing a great job. I had the privilege of working with a children's book author who teaches this.
“Silly Little Squabbles” book helps kids learn empathy, conflict resolution, self-love, & the power in choosing how you respond to life’s stressors. This is how we help kids foster heathy mental heath habits early https://t.co/W6eRwe1P78
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Mariah’s hankering wants makes BIG waves of emotions in her sister Rita! “My way is the only way and that’s that!” When Rita says no, the squabbles begin! Their parents are near in the other room, say “something must be done”.Will they bicker forever or compromise?#Poc#PBPitch
EI isn’t something you develop once then drop. It’s a lifetime practice, and it is possible to keep improving. Even when you feel like you’ve mastered these steps, remember to keep practicing, and you’ll reap the benefits of EI for the rest of your life #emotionalintelligence
Empathy is about understanding why someone feels or behaves in a certain way and being able to communicate that understanding to them. behaving in a certain way? Ask ��Why do I think I’m feeling like this/doing this?
#emotionalintelligence #emotionalintelligenceforkids #emotions
Reacting is an unconscious process where we experience an emotional trigger, and behave in an unconscious way & Responding is a conscious process that involves noticing how you feel, then deciding how you want to behave #mentalhealth#emotionalintelligence#blackauthors
This is probably the most challenging step, and it’s also the most helpful. Your emotions and behavior come from you—they don’t come from anyone else—therefore, you’re the one who’s responsible for them. They didn’t “make” you lash out (they’re not controlling you like a puppet
Emotional intelligence allows you to understand and manage your emotions in order to self-motivate and to create positive social interactions; it’s the first step in realizing your true potential. Teach this early #emotionalintelligence#mentalhealth#children#selfcontrol#teach