Whenever the baby cries, he throws landing or says “no”, the plans change. Let it be the band’s band, the cancellation of time of study, or the avoidance of sleep schedule – emotions begin to dictate the rules.
Responding to great emotions with empathy is necessary, but the resolution of hysteries leads the solutions that teach children who are unbroken. Children study emotional regulation from how the caregivers react rather than make their way.
How to restore powers:
Instead of responding to noise, stay sustainable and calm, matters. “I see that you are upset and we can talk after you calm down,” helps the child feel seeing but not responsible for the result. This approach creates both emotional intelligence and respect.
