Emotional Regulation and Risk: Helping Children Trust Their Inner Compass
Kids have a built-in safety alarm. That gut instinct you get when you know something isn’t right. The problem is, kids are often taught NOT to listen to it. You know how you’re supposed to hug that aunt you don’t want to hug? Stay quiet when you’re afraid? Or “stop being silly” when you’re actually worried about something? And that’s where danger creeps in. Teaching children … Read more
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