Emotional Intelligence of kids

Impacts of Sheltered Upbringing on Kids

The Impacts of Sheltered Upbringing on Kids: What You Need to Know

As a parent or caregiver, you always want to provide the best environment for your child. You may think that keeping your child sheltered from the outside world, away from any harm, and shielding them from negative influences will protect them and ensure their happiness. But is it really the best approach? Sheltered upbringing has…

Why Do People Make Fun of Me? How It Affects Kids' Emotional Health

Why Do People Make Fun of Me? How It Affects Kids’ Emotional Health

It’s not easy being a kid, and sometimes, one of the toughest parts is dealing with the way others treat us. If you’ve ever found yourself wondering, “Why do people make fun of me?” or feeling like you’re being laughed at for no reason, you’re not alone. As kids, we can face a lot of…

Conversation Games for Kids, Emotional Intelligence in Early Age

What Are the Long-Term Impacts of Emotional Intelligence in Early Age?

Emotional intelligence (EI) in early age is something that many people overlook. When we think of intelligence, we often picture academic success or cognitive ability. However, emotional intelligence, especially in children, plays a vital role in shaping their emotional well-being, social interactions, and overall success in life. In this article, I want to share why…

Self Esteem Games for Kids

5 Must-Try Self Esteem Games for Kids To Replace Screen Time

I keep seeing the same question in parent groups and teacher lounges: “What simple self esteem games for kids actually work?” My experience tells me you want quick wins that fit into tight evenings, not abstract lectures. You will find those wins here. Research shows self-concept can shift after only six structured play sessions (Harter,…

inner-child journal prompts, Moon Phase Journaling

When Quick inner-child journal prompts for kids Fit Busy Mornings Best?

Inner-child journal prompts for kids changed the way I coach young minds. I realised that you often search for a simple tool that supports emotional growth without screens or expensive gadgets. Inner-child journaling meets that need because writing teaches self-reflection, and prompts give structure. Studies by the American Psychological Association show that expressive writing lowers…