Parents can help kids through anger, sadness, and clinginess by staying calm, letting them feel their emotions, and offering comfort instead of punishment. Empathy and patience matter more than quick fixes.
If your child is angry, upset, sad, clingy or irritated, then make sure you do this. Understand that when your child is angry, upset, clingy, irritated, they need your support and connection. They do not need your advice and scolding. You can Try doing these three things. 1. Don't shout @ them and ask them to keep quiet. 2. Allow them to express their emotions, even if it means that your child is crying and shouting a lot. 3. Hug your child and when they calm down a little, tell them that you're there for them and very soon your child will feel better and when they feel better, they will do better. So make sure you share this with someone who may need this.
5 Emotional Needs Every Child Has | Raise Emotionally Healthy Children | Riddhi Deorah
