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your eating habits, likes and dislikes They will also ask you about your own thoughts and feelings
in friendships are common. They are all learning together about how to manage their feelings and how to get. go well Dealing with feelings of jealousy when others do better than they do Having something.. Encourage your child to say ‘you are hurting my feelings’ and then walk away from children. about what has happened. This gives them time to discuss friendships and feelings. Encourage them
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feelings. They are learning to recognise who makes them feel safe and secure and who makes them feel
and feelings with you. Trying to keep talking and communicating, give your child the opportunity
more often. In the safety of home they may let their feelings out – you might see them becoming angry. younger. Try and put these feelings to one side whilst you are with your child. It will make it harder
and arriving in a bright, noisy world must be a big shock. Babies have to get used to feelings like. to your baby's feelings they learn to trust that they always have you on their side to help them
is really in them. Read more about the effects of drugs The Effects Of Drugs Your Feelings You may. or anxious. Find out more about Children and Young People's Emotional Health Your Feelings Talking
their feelings briefly. There are many things that may make a person use self-harm as a way to try. they have been able to develop new healthy ways to manage feelings can make things harder for your child