My son absolutely adores Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood on PBS. This show was designed to help support a child’s social-emotional development and to give kids practical strategies for dealing with various emotions. One of Daniel Tiger’s lines is,” If you feel like you want to roar, take a deep breath and count to four. 1, 2, 3, 4.” When Baybah is feeling upset, we remind him about what Daniel says. He takes a deep breath, counts, and feels so much better. That is just one of the things that he has learned from this amazing show.
Tip 1: When your child is disappointed about something, help him/her find something positive about the situation to focus on instead.
Tip 2: When your child gets angry, encourage him/her to take a deep breath and count to four.
Tip 3: Encourage your child to keep trying when he/she is struggling with a challenging task.
Tip 4: When your child is feeling apprehensive about a new experience – like going to the doctor or starting school – talk to him/her about what to expect beforehand.
Tip 5: Teach your child patience by coming up with activities to do while you’re waiting, like singing a song or playing a quiet game.
Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood is on during the week on PBS. Check your local listing for showtimes.
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Great tips even for older kids.
We have been watching this show. It is cute!
That looks like a show H would love!
We haven’t watched this show, but I like the concept.
My son is too old for this show, but it really is great tips for older kids, too.
I am going to have to try these tips with my girls. We have watched Daniel Tiger a couple times and the girls love it.
We haven’t yet seen this show, but I know my 3 year old will love it! Dealing with feelings is hard
This show looks so cute and I love the fact that it teaches.
Great proactive parenting tips!
This show looks so darling, and I’m really glad it teaches positive messages throughout.
It’s so important to help kids properly deal with their emotions. I’m glad this new show is assisting parents with doing that.
What great ideas!
I should see if my son would like this.