Key Takeaways Teaching your child about four foundational emotions—anger, sadness, fear, and jealousy—can help them build a ...

This is true for two reasons. First, children are observational learners. “So if we are keeping our emotions in the right proportions in different circumstances, they’re implicitly learning, ‘Oh, that ...

A new study from the University of Southern California (USC) has found that gut health could play a big role in shaping the ...

Tyler Summitt visited Knoxville with his family for the first time in years, and his two youngest kids saw the Pat Summitt ...

Talking openly with children about how they feel and why, enables them to start recognising and understanding different emotions. Love Monster provides an opportunity for children to learn these ...

The process model of emotion regulation proposed by psychologist James Gross emphasizes that people can act to control their emotions at different ... How can I help my children learn to control ...

Author and certified counsellor Shaheen Alakhia talks about her book Emotion Creatures, aimed at helping kids three to eight and their caregivers deal with emotions.

The session is designed for families raising children who struggle with intense emotions. Attendees will learn practical tools and strategies to better support their children’s emotional well ...

Kids struggle to regulate their emotions when they feel disappointed ... Jealousy and envy are closely related, but slightly different. With envy, you want what you never had ("I wish I had ...