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Posts Tagged ‘Optimistic Children’

Help Your Child Develop an Attitude of Gratitude

April 24, 2012 | Posted in Confident Kids, Confident Teens, Happiness, Quick Tips, Skills

You’ve taught your child to say please and thank you (great!) and are wondering how to build a deeper sense of gratitude. Good for you– gratitude is linked with many good things from happiness to improved relationships. Read more…

Tagged Attitude of Gratitude, Emotional Development, Happy Child, Optimistic 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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Help Your Child Overcome the Fear of Failure

February 3, 2012 | Posted in Anxiety, Confident Kids, Confident Teens

This brief (4 minute) audio with Dr. Larina Kase offers tips on how to help your fearful child focus on the process rather than the outcome to reduce fears of failure. Read more…

Tagged Child Fears, Optimistic Children, Resilience in Children, Sensitive Child
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