I think most parents would say, without reflecting too much, that they would like their children to be low in distractibility, one of the nine temperament traits.
I think most parents would say, without reflecting too much, that they would like their children to be low in distractibility, one of the nine temperament traits.
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One of our temperament traits, our innate reaction to the world, is First Reaction. Some people love novelty and change while others react with caution to new situations.
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These videos will introduce the concept of temperament, describe the different temperament traits and identify the importance of the goodness of fit between you and your child's temperament.
Regularity : On The Temperament Wheel, is your child high or low?
Low Regularity – this child is hard to predict. It's difficult to tell when they're hungry or tired.
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Positivity/Mood: On The Temperament Wheel, is your child high or low?
Low Positivity – this child is serious and more difficult to please. These children find it hard to have a positive attitude when they experience a setback.
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You can use a variety of Comfort, Play & Teach strategies that are tailored to different temperament traits. Read More »
What comes to mind when you hear the phrase Positive Parenting? Positive Parenting is the approach to parenting that we believe best supports all aspects of healthy child development. Read More »
Although your mirror cannot reflect words and ideas, there are mirror-like skills you can use to accomplish the same task—Reflective Parenting. Read More »
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