Parenting and child development expert Denise Daniels joins ‘America’s News HQ.’
The Yale Child Study Center has released a free way to help children share and work through their feelings about COVID-19. First Aid for Feelings is a 14-page workbook designed for children aged 4 to 10 to experience with a parent or adult.
Denise Daniels, a child development expert shares her expertise about canker sours stating that the overall cause of canker sores is unknown, but they can be stress-related, and stress can exacerbate the problem.
Denise Daniels discusses various ways that children may be expressing their emotions about the current pandemic and discussing strategies found in First Aid for Feelings, a workbook to help kids cope with their emotions during the coronavirus pandemic.
Denise Daniels spoke about her new First Aid for Feelings workbook that teaches families how to cope with the Coronavirus. In addition to talking about the workbook, Denise share tips for caregivers on how to use this time as a teachable moment for children.
Denise Daniels shares her insight to help parents answer questions about when Covid-19 will be over. She stressed the importance of letting kids know they are safe, will always be taken care of and parents will do their best to always protect them.
Denise Daniels discusses the launch of First Aid for Feelings, a workbook to help kids cope with their emotions during the coronavirus pandemic. She explains the importance of emotional support and resilience strategies to support kids not only through this crisis, but for years to come. Read the full article here.
Denise Daniels shares her insight to help parents recognize mental health warning signs in kids during the Coronavirus. She encourages parents to observe children’s behavior and take notice if they are acting out more than usual like pushing boundaries, displaying aggression, disobeying instructions and getting into arguments.
Denise Daniels lent her expertise to share tips for parents on how to care for a child’s mental health during Coronavirus and suggested increasing physical contact, write feelings in a journal, draw pictures of what kids are afraid of, and more.
Denise Daniels stresses the importance of sharing family memories with children during times of crisis and reminds parents that traditions can be adjusted to meet family’s needs as the years go on.