You wake up to a bright and shining sun, nothing but blue skies and birds singing. Your child calls out to you. You go into their room, look into their beautiful eyes feeling the joy
On the playground one child is crying because he can’t get the sand off his hands and he hates the feeling. A second child is yelling “Higher! Higher!” as her dad pushes her on the
Over the course of the next 6 weeks you will be learning about a set of 5 concrete caregiving strategies originally developed by the non-profit organization Hand in Hand Parenting and adapted for use in
When children become violent or aggressive it can be alarming. We are taught that violent outbursts are unacceptable, and naturally feel a responsibility to put an end to it. We have to keep people and
Class 5 Video 5-1: Emotional Projects (13:38) Hand in Hand Presents: Building Emotional Understanding: Class 5: Segment 1: Emotional Projects Hi, we are now in class 5 of the Building Emotional Understanding class
Class 4 Video 4-1: A New Way to Think About Limits (6:38) Hand in Hand Presents: Building Emotional Understanding: Class 4: Segment 1: A New Way to Think About Limits Hi, we’re back.
Class 3 Video 3-1: Why We Lose It (14:36) Hand in Hand Presents: Building Emotional Understanding: Class 3: Segment 1: Why We Lose It Welcome back. We’re in class 3 of Building Emotional
Class 1 Video 1-1: What Parents Want and Need (8:58) Hand in Hand Presents: Building Emotional Understanding: Class 1: Segment 1: What Parents Want and Need. I’m Patty Wipfler, and I’m the founder and the
Over the course of the next 6 weeks you will be learning about a set of 5 concrete caregiving strategies originally developed by the non-profit organization Hand in Hand Parenting and adapted for use in
Imagine you had a teacher that listened, really listened, when you were upset at school. In daycare and pre-school settings, there are many cries for many reasons. Children missing parents. Children who need to use