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The key to parenting children has never been in discipline techniques or clever consequences but in having a connected relationship. Great parent-child relationships make children happier, healthier, and easier to parent. Research has shown that a strong, secure attachment is the best foundation for ...
In this chapter, Christopher Crowther-Dowey, Terry Gillespie and Kristan Hopkins focus on young people's understandings of healthy and unhealthy relationships in the context of domestic violence and abuse. By using data collected via the 'Firebreak' research project, undertaken on a housing estate...
My first post was#pb10for10 list about Relationships. Relationships foster, nurture, and hold together communities. I recently readI Love My Purseby Belle DeMont and illustrated by Sonja Wimmer as a#classroombookadayselection. I read it to foster differences. I read it to break gender stereotype...
When we develop supportive relationships with children, as discussed above, we show that we value them as people. We are part of the child’s environment, so when we respond to them, we show them that what they do impacts their environment. This doesn’t mean they are controlling or manip...
and you will lose their trust. Children need their parents to show them support and that they fully believe in their powers. At those young and delicate ages, we need to show our children how to believe in themselves and help them become strong and capable individuals, who will always have...
new friends, learn to share, connect with grandparents, and experience feelings of hope, loss, jealousy, and forgiveness.Social-emotional themesof tolerance, kindness, and compromise will help young readers develop empathy and better navigate their relationships and feelings inside and outside of ...
saying that those with whom we do the hardest things are those we become closest too. And that is true, but it also can have the opposite effect. Hard things have the very same power to separate, divide, and destroy relationships as well as solidify, strengthen, and sweeten relationships....
Key experiences are needed to build these competencies, including the following: nurturing and responsive relationships with caregivers; language-rich environments; opportunities for practicing skills for self-regulation and communication; and developmentally appropriate opportunities to play, explore, and learn...
skills in assessing situations within relationships and guiding individuals through challenging circumstances at Loving on Purpose. He and his wife Brittney married at the young age of 19 – and have been married for two decades and raising their three amazing children, Delani, Adalyn, and Lincoln....