Tantrums, tears in the nursery cloakroom, «I'm stupid» and the morning «I'm not going to school». How children's emotions work by age, what to do in the moment and afterwards, what research knows — and games that train naming feelings.
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Third week of nursery, a three-year-old clings to your leg: “don’t go”. Adaptation or a warning sign, three forks and their cost, what research says.
Second week of September, a first-grader: “my tummy hurts, I’m not going”. Adaptation, a specific cause or a warning sign; three forks and the research.
Short lines for four moments — a tantrum, nursery drop-off, a shop, a fight over a toy — what to do when words fail, and adjustments for ages 2, 4, 6 and 9.
The checkout queue, a three-year-old on the floor over a chocolate egg. Acting up or a tantrum: different responses. One scene, three forks, the research, by age.
An eight-year-old tears up his drawing: “I’m stupid”. Why “you’re the cleverest” makes it worse, three forks and their cost, what research says, by age.
Most of the tips for improving children's sleep are known: observe the regime, turn off gadgets before bedtime, do not give sweets at night… But what if your child still does not sleep well? Let's break down the unique and little-known techniques that can help you. Unusual tips for a sound sleep of
A child screams over a broken toy or goes silent instead of talking — not character but a missing skill. What EQ is, when it forms, how to teach it by age.
Creativity is a set of processes that can be trained: options, “as if”, tolerance for mistakes. What research knows, games from 3 to 14 and what not to do.
