Starting at a very young age, children feel all types of emotions. They know sadness, happiness, fear, anger and many other feelings. Emotions tell us how we feel about different situations.

This emotional intensity is normal at this stage, but how can a parent understand? How can a parent support the child? Many experts suggest that by using a feelings chart, which visually depicts ...

It’s important that your child knows that it’s okay to feel different emotions, even if it’s not a nice feeling. Experiencing emotions like jealousy, envy or even feeling selfish can help us ...

They want to be heard and seen, and they want their feelings ... Emotional neglect travels silently through a family's generations, often passed on by unwitting, well-meaning parents to their ...

it's hard to tell what they're feeling. Was that a happy smile, or was that them doing a poo? Is this face delighted, worried, or just confused? A child's emotional development can feel like a ...