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Question 1 of 6
1. Question
It is okay for children to feel angry, even at their parent. It is also okay for kids to feel sad, confused, annoyed, frustrated, jealous and disappointed at times.
While all feelings are normal, children need to learn how to manage their behaviour while they are experiencing these feelings. All feelings are okay, but not all behaviours are okay.
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Babies and young children start to learn about their feelings when we use non verbal cues to mirror their feelings back to them. These non verbal cues include:
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Children will learn all about their feelings even if they are never taught about them.
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We can teach even our very young children that a feeling = facial expression = word. Our children can then start to express their own feelings using words when they have developed adequate language skills.
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Children know all about their feelings from the beginning. They just choose not to handle them properly a lot of the time.
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Children who don’t know how to identify and express their feelings using words will often express their emotions through their behaviour (for example, by hitting, yelling, having tantrums).
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