Emotion regulation is vital for managing distressing feelings like fear and anger. Children who struggle with this may have tantrums, meltdowns, or become overly rigid and avoidant. Parents significantly influence their child's emotional development through their responses. Negative reactions like frustration, anxiety, dismissal, or premature problem-solving can hinder a child's ability to process emotions. Positive responses involve empathetic nonverbal cues, verbal validation, and showing genuine concern. By recognizing and repairing inappropriate responses, parents can teach their children healthy emotional behaviors and resilience.
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