Why? Why? Why?
Toddlers ask this question over 70 times an hour!
What is “Why?
Warm and loving parents build this in kids — it makes them feel good about themselves.
What is self-esteem?
Red shirt or blue shirt?” Giving kids choices helps them feel this.
What is independent (or in control)?
By preschool age, kids can tell dreams from this.
What is real life?
Cold or harsh parenting can lead to this kind of self-worth.
What is low (or poor) self-esteem?
When bedtime becomes a battle, it’s usually because toddlers don’t want to do this.
What is be apart from parents (or separate)?
When a child says, “I made Grandma mad,” they’re starting to understand how these two things connect.
What are feelings and actions?
When kids feel good about themselves, they’re more likely to explore and do this under stress.
What is cope (or handle it well)?
This kind of bedtime routine helps toddlers feel safe and sleepy.
What is a routine?
When kids remember what you said yesterday and call you out today, it means they are building there?
What is memory (or attention span)?
Children live what they...
What is learn?
This Bible verse says, “Train up a child in the way he should go...”
What is Proverbs 22:6?
Kids start to feel guilt, shame, or pride when they realize people are doing this.
What is judging their behavior (or watching them)?
Parents who cheer kids on and offer love help build this superhero emotional skill.
What is resilience (or confidence)?
Big transitions like school or moving can be hard. Parents help most when they give this.
What is emotional support (or open communication)?