An Accessible Parent Guide Focused on Connection and Well-Being
Parenting can feel next-to-impossible when life is so busy and chaotic. You know that building good relationships helps kids thrive--but how can you do that when day-to-day needs are all-consuming? Nurturing Your Child's Well-Being: Early Elementary in Spanish makes it easy to gain social-emotional skills and pass those skills along to your child.
In the early elementary years, children are forming identities separate from their parents and learning at an incredible rate. As they become more independent, they need good habits and strong life skills. By learning about emotional regulation and self-care, you can strengthen your relationship with your child and set them up for success, improving overall health and wellness in yourself and your preK-2nd grader. This quick, convenient resource helps you:
This book is part of a three-book collection based on the popular teaching guide Social-Emotional Learning Starts with Us. Guides are also available for parents of upper elementary and middle school students. You know your kids best. With the Nurturing Your Child's Well-Being collection, you can get to know them even better--and help them get to know themselves.
Every family is unique, so the books in this collection offer a range of ideas and activities to choose from. For any adult entrusted with the care of early elementary-aged children, this short and accessible guide helps you support self-awareness, emotional literacy, social connection, and general well-being.
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Trisha DiFazio, M.A.T., has more than two decades of dedicated experience in the field of education. She served as a classroom teacher and adjunct professor, and she holds a Master of Arts in Teaching. Trisha is passionate about empowering children and their parents through social and emotional learning and mindfulness.;
Allison Roeser, M.H.S, P.C.C., is an author and education consultant with 20+ years of experience. She specializes in social and emotional learning and holds a Master of Health Science degree from Johns Hopkins University. Previously, Allison directed research studies focused on health and education.
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