Title: Emotional Intelligence: How to Raise a Child with High EQ
Headings: How to Raise an Emotionally Intelligent Child
How to Raise an Emotionally Intelligent Child
In this Section
Emotional Intelligence
Nurturing Temperament
Competence
Engagement
Happiness
Self Esteem
Persistence
Resiliency
Optimism
Using EFT to Calm Kids & Help Them Process Emotions
Books to Help Kids Develop Emotional Intelligence
Books to Help You Explain Death To Children
Peaceful Parent, Happy Kids
Peaceful Parent,
Happy Kids Workbook
Peaceful Parent, Happy Siblings

Content: Here's how to help  your child develop high EQ. Nurturing Temperament
Anyone who’s ever had more than one child knows that children are born with a distinct temperament. As parents we can’t control this raw  material, but we can try to give our children the environment that will best help them to make the most of their potential. And you'll  be happy to know that the most important trait is within the parent's control: the stability or instability of a person’s inner happiness  is entirely determined by the nurture that person receives as a child. Competence
Competent children are free enough from emotional issues to tackle the age-appropriate developmental tasks of each stage of development,  master them, and emerge with greater confidence. Engagement
Engagement is protective for children. Kids who are passionate about something -- basketball, chess, writing short stories, playing the  trumpet – tend to protect their passion. Smoking compromises the trumpet player’s wind, late nights carousing throw off the ball player’s  game, and the serious student knows she wants her mind clear for tomorrow's test. Happiness
The latest research on happiness gives us surprising news.