Toddlers and preschoolers feel big emotions long before they have the words for them, which often shows up as meltdowns, tantrums, or sudden shifts in mood. This session covers what emotional intelligence looks like at this age and gives parents practical strategies for helping young children name feelings, calm down, and build the skills that support them later in life.

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School-age kids are navigating bigger social stakes: friendships, competition, and disappointment, often without the tools to manage what they're feeling. Join Lourdes Rodriguez, Childcare and Family Resources Manager, to learn strategies for helping your child recognize emotions, handle conflict, and make decisions that lead to better outcomes, at home, at school, and with friends.