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Posts Tagged ‘Emotional Intelligence in Children’

Building Emotional Intelligence in Children

February 24, 2012 | Posted in Achievement, Confident Kids, Confident Teens, Happiness, Skills

You may have heard of the concept of emotional intelligence, and have an idea of what it is but not know for sure or not know how to help your child develop it. Read more…

Tagged Confident Child, Emotional Development, Emotional Intelligence in Children
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5 Ways to Help Your Child Be More Optimistic

February 9, 2012 | Posted in Anxiety, Confident Kids, Confident Teens, Happiness, Quick Tips, Skills

Sometimes optimism gets a bad reputation because people think it means being unrealistic, Pollyanna-ish, or in denial. Read more…

Tagged Emotional Intelligence in Children, Happy Child, Optimistic Children, Resilience in Children
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