Supporting Strong Emotions at Home
Independence & Life Skills, Self-Regulation, Social-Emotional Development, Parenting Tools & Strategies, Free Resources Megan Connors Independence & Life Skills, Self-Regulation, Social-Emotional Development, Parenting Tools & Strategies, Free Resources Megan Connors

Supporting Strong Emotions at Home

Big emotions are a normal and healthy part of early childhood. Young children are still developing the brain pathways for self-regulation — the ability to calm their bodies, name their feelings, and make safe choices.

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Making Cozy Connections
Parent-Child Relationship, Parenting Tools & Strategies, Early Childhood Development, Social-Emotional Development Megan Connors Parent-Child Relationship, Parenting Tools & Strategies, Early Childhood Development, Social-Emotional Development Megan Connors

Making Cozy Connections

Slowing down, connecting through play, and supporting development occurs in many small ways throughout your day. When we make time for connection, we make time to learn about one another, strengthen our relationships, and demonstrate greater regulation.

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