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How to Help Kids Express Big Feelings

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his voice was echoing through the building. i felt everyone looking at me. one mom made a comment like “it happens to all of us

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so do you want to know the reason my son was crying? he didn't get to listen to the entire mary poppins song in the car

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has this ever happened to you? your child is upset

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it always seems to happen at the most public places in the most inconvenient of times

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elementary age they can start to identify the feelings before an explosion

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first

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after they are able to do this

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so how do we deal

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here is a strategy i used

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what is an i-statement

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i feel

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or

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i feel ____ when you ____. can you please

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so why should you use an i-statement

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the opposite of an i-statement is a you-statement

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harshly criticized

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instead of criticizing the other person

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read more i-statements and you-statements here

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helping kids deal

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important! expression doesn't mean they always get what they want

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i may even add an enforceable boundary . “if you keep crying when we have to turn the music off

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so when should i start teaching this

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you don't have to wait until your kids are teenagers to teach them this. that's too late

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try implementing i-statements before the next meltdown. they will learn best if they are calm and in a private setting. talk a time they felt frustrated

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what happened

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how did that make you feel

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how did you react

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what could you do next time

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let's try to put this into an i-statement

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model appropriate i-statements to your child. it may seem awkward at first

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do you have a child

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