Seven Key Principles of Self-Regulation for young children

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Seven Key Principles of Self-Regulation for young children

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Description: The first key principle of #self-regulation for young children is understanding and recognizing their own emotions. This involves being able to identify different feelings such as anger, sadness, or excitement, and understanding what triggers these emotions. The second principle is learning how to calm themselves down when they are feeling overwhelmed or upset. This can involve using techniques such as deep breathing, counting to ten, or finding a quiet space to relax. The third key principle is developing problem-solving skills. Teaching children how to think through a situation, come up with different solutions, and make decisions helps them to regulate their behavior and navigate challenges more effectively.

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