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We all experience fear - it’s an emotion necessary for survival. In certain amounts, fear is a healthy response. Some fears can be expected in children based on their age and/or their developmental stage, such as: when infants are scared of new people, separation from their parent/caregiver, loud noises, and animals; when toddlers are weary of new people, and become distressed upon separation from their parent/caregiver, when they hear loud noises, see bugs or animals, or are

Separation and divorce is already extremely hard to go through. Aside from the logistical aspects like the division of assets, separation/divorce often comes with a heavy emotional burden. If you have children together, you've got a lot more to navigate. Sorting out such important details with someone you've separated/divorced from is a unique kind of stress. To be completely blunt: you've broken up for a reason. Whatever those reasons are, they're usually big and important.

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How to Nurture Emotional Development (and enhance EQ) ​ Here are some general guidelines to developing an emotionally intelligent child:...