Parents always want to know whether their children are happy in the inside world, aside from grades on report cards. The reality is that sometimes emotional intelligence can be found in simple, small situations long before it gets manifested elsewhere. And one of the easiest and
Read MoreKids need to know they matter. Words alone don’t always do it, but stories help. Picture books about self-love and self-worth give children language for feelings they can’t always explain on their own. A character learns to like who they are, and a child watching along
Read MoreKids who get a handle on their feelings when they’re young often grow up to be more resilient, empathetic, and socially sure of themselves. Books are still among the best ways to teach emotional smarts in an engaging manner. The best emotional intelligence books for children
Read MoreKids learn best when they experience something, and storytelling strikes that emotional center directly. In fact, it’s one of the most powerful tools to teach children to recognize, understand, and manage their emotions. The stories are composed of recognizable characters facing real-life emotions, creating an environment
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