Videos tagged with Child psychology

This video challenges the common practice of overemphasizing emotional naming in early childhood development. Instructor Mike argues that for young children, problem-solving skills are more crucial than identifying every emotion. Drawing on developmental science and practical experience, the video explores why children act out, how adults can inadvertently reinforce emotional loops, and what influential figures like Piaget and Vygotsky teach about emotional construction and problem-solving. It offers practical advice for parents, educators, and therapists to foster skill development over dwelling on sorrow, aiming to cultivate children who can 'do better' by equipping them with problem-solving abilities.

This video explores the nuances of love within a family context, specifically differentiating between the love a child feels for a parent and the love shared between coparents. It uses the concept of 'unconditionally conditional' love to prompt discussions about how children perceive and categorize different forms of affection. The video aims to provide a framework for parents to help children understand these distinctions, especially when new individuals enter the family dynamic and potentially alter existing love relationships.

This video focuses on teaching boys about behavior using affirmations and music. The content aims to foster emotional understanding and positive self-expression through a combination of auditory and verbal encouragement. It is designed to be an educational and developmental tool for young males.

This video aims to help children understand the complexities of trauma and the expectations people may have in various situations. It focuses on providing age-appropriate explanations and guidance for young minds navigating difficult emotional experiences and social interactions. The content is designed to be supportive and educational, fostering empathy and understanding in children facing or witnessing trauma.