Emotional Intelligence for kids: Parenting Practical guide for raising an Emotionally Intelligent Child. Tried and tested approach to discipline your Children setting limits in a Mindful way

by Mark T. Coleman

Have your children ever completely lost it in the middle of the grocery store? Not just being fussy, but a full-blown tantrum with snot and tears running down their faces as They screech about how awful of a parent you are? Maybe you told them that they could not have a piece of candy or a new toy and they went into complete meltdown mode. Did you struggle to calm your child down during this tantrum? Perhaps everything you said and did only exacerbated the situation, and ultimately led to both of you losing your temper.What if someone told you that there is a five-step process to mitigating your children’s tantrums and teaching them to be more able to control their own emotions?

Emotion coaching is a type of relationship that endeavors to do just that. An emotion coaching parent guides the child through the throes of emotions, helping the child navigate through all of the overwhelming feelings, and emerging better able to cope with the adversities life throws at him or her in a more mature and resilient manner. Children who have been parented in this manner are typically far more successful than their peers at navigating through tough situations and creating meaningful, healthy relationships and friendships.

Through the five steps of emotion coaching, you will be there with your child through the failures and successes, teaching your child to navigate through emotions and develop critical skills that will allow your child to develop a higher EQ (emotional intelligence quotient).



Each of these steps builds upon each other to help you solve conflicts and mitigate tantrums or other unacceptable behaviors by teaching your child to be emotionally conscientious. These steps will create an emotionally intelligent young child who is better equipped to tackle the world head-on and deal with anything life throws at him or her.

Within the pages of this book, you will be guided on how to parent in an emotion coaching manner with the end goal being to develop overall emotional intelligence. You will learn all the different ways emotional intelligence is relevant to both yourself and your child, especially in stressful situations such as divorce. You will

Essential facts about emotional intelligenceThe elements of emotion coaching, as well as commonly made mistakesThe five steps to emotion coaching, and several tips for how to raise an emotionally intelligent childA list of recommended books for children of all ages to aid in emotional intelligence developmentAn assessment for how effective you are at emotion coachingHow emotional intelligence of the father is important to the emotional intelligence of his childrenExamples of both children and teens with lower and higher EQs and how emotion coaching can help themAnd more!Would You Like to Know More?Scroll to the top of the page and select the buy now button

221 pages, Kindle Edition

Published August 27, 2019

Reviews

[Mary Elizabeth O'Connor · Rating 3 out of 5]

Important book and helpful in navigating the emotional lives of 6 teens during quarantine!

[Ivy · Rating 5 out of 5]

Mark T Coleman PhD's book on Emotional Intelligence for Kids is a great example of how we should raise children to learning coping skills, use their critical thinking, and be able to communicate effectively. The assessment is a great tool to show where you are on the Emotional Intelligence scale as a parent and as an individual. He provides key steps into your response as a parent of all ages to learn skills to traverse through life. It will also help you as a parent to understand where you can make changes to build a trusting relationship with your child. I highly recommend this book to everyone that is struggling as a parent or as an individual.

[Bashayer Alsarh · Rating 3 out of 5]

This book simply says:
1. You cant have a kid who's emotionally intelligent if your EQ is low

2. Consider Emotions Coaching approach while raising your kids

3.Always accept feelings, all feeling are good to be felt, and let your child express it in a way that doesn't harm anyone.

4. Guide the child to the right way to express feelings

It is a light book and easy to understand, yet is not that deep.

[Brianna Higgins · Rating 5 out of 5]

Parenting must read.

In my perfect world, this would be an essential part of the curriculum you would need in order to get your parenting license. Simple, straight to the point while being supportive.

[Fritze Roberts · Rating 2 out of 5]

Could have been an essay. Very little how-to information in here. The concept is good, and there is nothing I disagree with, but most of it is repetitious and very surface-level.