How to Raise Kids Who are Emotionally Available in the Digital Era
Vanessa Stewart
When you look at your child, can you describe them as emotionally available? If yes, then you’re one of the lucky few; if not, then join the line with other parents who just think their kids are emotionally available. If you are not entirely sure what that even means, you are, again, not alone. Simply put, an emotionally available child has acquired the ways of understanding, expressing, and managing feelings in a healthy manner. In a nutshell, an emotionally available child can: Clearly express their emotions and thoughts Demonstrate an understanding and empathy for others’ feelings Positively interact with others, being interested in them and attentive to their needs Employ...
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