How many feelings can you name? Happy, sad, scared? That's a good start. Can you name some more? How about playful, joyful, calm? Mad, upset, worried. Confused, lonely, nervous. Grateful, glad, cozy.

Learning what happy, sad, and confused feelings and faces are are crucial skills for kids. Help them develop their vocabulary and awareness with these great apps and sites.

Don't worry: It's all part of growing up! To help, we've rounded up the best podcasts that prompt kids and families to have healthy conversations around emotions, offer ideas on how to identify moods, ...

For a young child, every day brings new experiences and challenges, and there’s a lot you can do to help them understand the feelings that come along with those. These practical ideas from ...

Hi Super Movers! Let's learn about the emotions and feelings that we all experience. Here we go. Feeling all these feelings, all these feelings come and go. There's so many moods inside of you.

In her book, Anger Management Workbook for Kids, Samantha Snowden (2018) offers three essential questions to consider when working with children. Together they form valuable strategies to manage anger ...

But emotional issues also come with a diabetes diagnosis. So it's important for parents to recognize the feelings that kids with diabetes might have and learn ways to help them. Parents often go ...

A child development and parenting expert has revealed that caregivers don't always need to validate their kids' feelings, and ...

Getting kids to recognize, name and regulate their feelings is so important ... right for their age and stage," Parlakian says. Our list of the best social-emotional toys includes winners of ...