Children learn by observing the adults around them. Displaying emotional intelligence in your daily interactions teaches ...

Turn your child’s defiance into cooperation with a calm, firm, and empathetic approach that works for toddlers, teens, and ...

Researchers have reported that alexithymia is associated with distress and difficulty with emotion regulation. Unlike small children, adults are expected to be able to manage their emotions ...

As a child, no one noticed enough what you were feeling or what you needed. You received covert messages to guide your life.

“[Emotional permanence] aids in emotional self-regulation,” said Dr. Doshay ... but seeking professional support can help.

Researchers explore the biological, psychological, and social factors shaping children's eating habits and lifelong dietary ...

Biological, psychological, and social factors influence appetite regulation and healthy eating habits in children.

So, from an early age, emotional regulation and ways to be emotionally healthy should be taught consciously, says the expert. Why is it important for a child to be emotionally healthy? It is important ...

Infants have basic appetite regulation based on physiological cues. They gradually become more susceptible to external influences and by age 3-5 children begin to exhibit greater self-control and ...

The bond between parents and children shapes much of a child's development. When drug use enters this dynamic, it can ...

“Better parental regulation could be manifested in ... more fulfilling connections with their children. Their emotional intelligence becomes a lifelong gift, enriching their own lives and ...

On the other hand, child Sims with good emotional control use emotional regulation methods such as listening to relaxing music or going for a jog. The way Sims are taught to handle their emotions in ...