12 Questions
Why do children lash out at others, according to the text?
Children lash out when they feel tense, frightened, or isolated, and lose their sense of connection.
What is the primary motivation of children, according to the text?
To have fun and feel safe and loved.
What happens when a child feels disconnected and alone, according to the text?
They may lash out at other children.
What is the relationship between feeling safe and showing emotions, according to the text?
When a child feels safe, they will show how they feel.
What can be a trigger for a child's aggressive behavior, according to the text?
Feelings of disconnection and isolation, such as when a child is dropped off at daycare and feels abandoned.
Do children intend to be mean when they lash out, according to the text?
No, children don't intend to be mean.
What is the primary reason why a child becomes aggressive?
Fear, sadness, or feelings of loneliness
What is the gift that an adult can give to a child who is feeling fearful or sad?
Enough caring and love to allow them to heal
What happens when a child doesn't feel safe and becomes aggressive?
They signal for help, even though they may not look frightened
What are some common circumstances that can create fear and aggression in a child?
Difficult birth, medical treatments, family tensions, unhappiness of others, and absence of loved ones
How can a parent or caregiver help an aggressive child?
By moving close, offering a warm connection, and listening to them
What is the outcome when a child is able to release their emotions and feel safe?
Their feelings of fear and aggression are drained, and they begin to feel more connected to others
Have you struggled with your child's aggressive behavior towards others? Learn how to understand and help your child manage their emotions and actions in a positive way.
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