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Two common emotions that I witness with my children are anger and anxiety. And summer is here, everybody's together, no school. My 12-year-old and five-year-old will be together in the same space, just on top of each other, while I'm not home. And it has been a challenging transition from school to no school.
In this episode, I want to share some of the things that you can say to bring the co-regulation during heated moments with a child who is experiencing anger. And next week, we will be talking about the phrases you can say to an anxious child.
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