MindMap Gallery Five wrong ways for parents to react to their children’s emotions
The purpose of learning is to heal yourself, not to learn some routine methods to change your children. Slowly getting better is the best gift to our lives and families.
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Emotion Camp 1 Five Wrong Reactions
Course Highlights
five reactions
four realms
three step method
two formulas
a magic weapon
How should we deal with our children's emotions? How can we manage our own emotions? How can I prevent my own emotions from affecting my children's emotions? How can we develop children's ability to cognitively manage emotions? How to enable our children to express their emotions effectively? When children make unreasonable demands and are not met, what should we do when they become emotional? How to guide?
Course Difficulties
Emotional management sounds simple, but cultivating it is the longest and most difficult thing in life.
Every day there are various things that challenge our emotions. It’s impossible to learn to regulate your emotions by counting on one or two emotional intelligence classes. No one can replace parents.
Parents themselves have limited ability to control their own emotions, recognize emotions, and control emotions.
Don't think that it will work as soon as you learn it. It requires constant repetition and practice, and practice makes perfect. Then apply it to life and children’s education. Be careful not to rush for success and be self-defeating.
Losing your temper is a good thing
Prove that the child’s emotions are not suppressed
If your emotions have been suppressed for a long time
will evolve into an inward attack
self-harm
will evolve into an outward attack
Beat and curse people
Prove that your child has a good relationship with you
We tend to lose our temper with the people closest to us
Five wrong reactions
yell back
“Immediate results”
frightened
The child's nervous system is severely damaged and affected
High pressure causes children to secrete large amounts of the stress hormone called cortisol. When sebum alcohol is too high, it will affect the normal development of children.
Long-term high pressure can cause irreversible damage to the brain
Memory and concentration can be severely affected
Easily dazed and dazed
Cold violence
No matter how hard you try, it's better to ignore him.
The place of no response is the place of despair
Seriously undermine the child's sense of security Destroy the child's heart
Either shut up in your own narrow little world
Or very clingy
parents childhood Suffer cold violence
Habitual to suppress one's inner feelings
Can't bear it anymore Emotions pouring out
all the anger Take it out on your children
vicious circle
escape
Yelling back doesn't work, trying to reason doesn't work but I won't listen, and hitting me won't let me go.
Thirty-six strategies are the best
Escape is the least powerful thing
Children are often emotionally neglected, and when faced with emotions, they spontaneously and habitually choose to escape.
misperception
Emotions are bad
Don't see the child crying
fear
Afraid of child being angry
coax, support, compromise
Children discover that emotions can be used as weapons against parents
Being spoiled is like killing a child
Poor parenting can lead to vindictive behavior in adolescence
In essence, all the unlovable behaviors of children are actually calling for love.
hate
I wish we could die together
The purpose of learning is to heal yourself
Instead of learning some routine methods to change children
Getting better slowly is the best gift to our lives and families