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Teach Kids To Tackle Challenges: 5 Easy Ways To Nurture Problem-Solving
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Do you want to empower your child to become a better problem solver and navigate challenges with confidence? (Of course you do!) We've got 5 simple steps for you to nurture those essential skills effectively.
Then, stick around for a hilarious conversation about the wild trends and obsessions of today's tweens. You’ll gain some valuable parenting insights and laugh out loud as we discuss the fascinating/bewildering world of preteens.
See all of our tips and source content in the blog post for this episode here >>>
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Caitlin and Jenny are experienced parents and educators with a heart for fostering children's problem-solving skills and personal responsibility. Their backgrounds in teaching and educational research combined with their relatable and down-to-earth approach, CK and GK are a valuable resource for parents seeking to nurture their children's problem-solving skills effectively.
This episode is about
- Mastering effective strategies for nurturing children's problem-solving skills.
- Validating children's emotions to build resilience and confidence.
- Unleashing the power of creative thinking in children for adaptive problem-solving.
- Empowering parents to navigate challenges in the digital age and foster resilience in their children.
Sources for this episode
- Simple Ways To Help Your Child Become A Better Problem Solver | PBS Kids, Author: Claire Lerner, LCSW-C
- Family therapist shares game-changing tip to help diffuse frustrated toddlers | Motherly, By Katrina Nattress and Big Little Feelings’ Deena Margolin, Family Therapist
- Where Do New York Tweens, 10- to 13-Year-Olds, Like to Shop? | The Cut (New York Magazine) By Casey Lewis
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- Watch Zaboomafoo and Wild Kratts to join the debate!
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