Early childhood is a time of curiosity, big emotions, and emerging social awareness. This course explores how children develop self-identity, friendships, and moral reasoning. Learn how to support their growing independence while guiding emotional expression, social skills, and early ethical thinking.
Early Childhood: Emotions, Friendships, and Moral Reasoning
Common Pain Points
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Big Emotions, Big Reactions
Children at this stage experience intense emotions but are still learning how to regulate them. Tantrums, power struggles, and emotional outbursts can be overwhelming for parents.
Navigating Early Social Relationships
Friendships become more important, but children are still learning social rules. Conflicts over fairness, jealousy, and competition can lead to frustration and uncertainty.
Understanding Early Moral Development
Children start to grasp concepts of right and wrong but often see things in black and white. Parents may struggle with how to guide moral reasoning without being overly rigid or permissive.
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Module Benefits
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Helping Children Manage Big Emotions
Learn strategies to support emotional regulation, build resilience, and teach children how to express feelings in a healthy way.
Guiding Social and Peer Interactions
Gain insights into how children form friendships, handle competition, and navigate early social rules, with practical tools to foster positive relationships.
Fostering Moral Growth and Self-Confidence
Understand how young children develop their sense of fairness, rules, and identity, and learn ways to encourage independent thinking and self-worth.
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