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empathy
Our social awareness and our relationships with others are strengthened by the ability to be empathetic. Kids who understand empathy can also better understand their own emotions. Understanding the perspective of others is foundational to ethical behavior and establishing positive relationships. Read more about how parents can help children understand and practice empathy!
“That’s not fair!” is a common sentiment of children, but how often is this phrase used when pointing out a true injustice? Teaching children the concept of fairness is an important part of growing up and practicing empathy. Read on to learn about how to teach the meaning of equity vs. equality and why it matters.
In the middle of a pandemic and protests, now is the time to ensure we are supporting children in their compassion for others and their actions against injustice. Here are just a couple actionable items and tips to beginning important conversations with our children about race and equality.
During the spring everything is growing, including our kids! Social emotional learning is an important tool for child development. Understanding emotions and learning how to make responsible decisions can be challenging but are made possible with the help of support systems. Read on to discover how SEL and support systems are important for growth.
