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Monday, November 27, 2006

11:10 am - Anger Management

Anyway, just to add onto the earlier post on violence, here's an article on helping your child on their emotions.
We have already been naming Ignatius' feelings for him, and it's funny for him to give the appropriate "face" when we ask him,

Ignatius, are you sad?
Ignatius, angry face?

And also, he'll sometimes, ask us to Cry!

Although he can associate the emotional term with the face, I'm not sure if he can associate it with the actual feeling yet!

How to raise an emotionally intelligent child

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