Tag Archives: Emotional Intelligence

🧠 What if the key to your child’s success wasn’t their IQ, but their emotional intelligence? 💡✨

📚 Research shows that grades and test scores only predict a small fraction of success—while skills like resilience 💪, self-regulation 🧘‍♂️, and emotional awareness ❤️ shape their future far more.

Yet, we still don’t teach kids how to handle stress, failure, and life’s challenges. That needs to change. 🚀

Discover why EQ is the missing piece in education—and how you can start building it in your child’s life today. 🌱

Valentine’s Day ❤️ isn’t just about romance—it’s a chance to show kids what love really looks like. From small acts of kindness 🤲 to the way we treat our partners, friends, and family 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦, children learn about love by watching us. This day is the perfect opportunity to model what it means to care for others 💖, build strong relationships 🤝, and express appreciation in meaningful ways.

In this collection of expert-backed articles 📖✨, we explore how parents can turn Valentine’s Day into a powerful teaching moment. From fun, kid-friendly activities 🎨🎈 to everyday ways to model healthy relationships 💬❤️, these insights will help you create special moments that leave a lasting impact.

Because the best lesson we can teach our children is that love isn’t just a feeling—it’s something we show through our actions every day. 💕🌟

In this collection of expert-backed articles, we explore how parents can turn Valentine’s Day into a powerful teaching moment. From fun, kid-friendly activities to everyday ways to model healthy relationships, these insights will help you create special moments that leave a lasting impact.

Because the best lesson we can teach our children is that love isn’t just a feeling—it’s something we show through our actions every day.

The simple joys of childhood—days spent in play and wonder—bring an enduring magic where imagination whisks children away into their whimsical little worlds. As parents, observing these moments is one of life’s most precious experiences. Watching our children quietly engage… Continue Reading >

Identifying emotions can be challenging for adults. Let alone for kids. All the more reasons why parents need to start talking and teaching their children about emotional intelligence at an early age. Basic emotions such as being happy, sad, scared,… Continue Reading >

Play has a wide variety of physical, mental, emotional, and social health benefits. It is far from being a light-hearted, purposeless activity, play is crucial to the development of our physical bodies and brains, as well as our social and… Continue Reading >

By Jacqueline Yeats In a world where busyness is often a badge of honour, teaching our children the art of mindfulness and the practice of yoga might just be the counterbalance needed for a healthier, more grounded generation.  Mindfulness and… Continue Reading >

By Renae Kolia   How did you learn how to identify, name, and use emotions? Who taught you about emotions? How do you know how to identify emotions in others? Emotions are a big part of being human, yet it… Continue Reading >

Children who have a firm understanding of their emotional experiences are more able to regulate and express their feelings in healthy ways have more positive relationships, are better prepared for learning and also have higher self-esteem. When a child struggles… Continue Reading >

Emotional Intelligence is not a new concept or a new collection of skills for people. It’s really nothing new and fancy, and yet in the last 20 to 30 years, it has completely risen up to the forefront of a… Continue Reading >

As parents, we always want what’s best for our children. We want them to be emotionally intelligent and hope to instil in them a sense of empathy and compassion so that they can grow up to be caring, considerate adults…. Continue Reading >