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What to Do When a Child Won’t Stop Crying ~ Ep. 26

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Episode Summary

This episode is a sneak peek at a workshop I did on what to do when a child cries all the time. We explore effective strategies for supporting children who cry frequently and the importance of recognizing crying as a form of communication in children. I offer tips on how to respond calmly and empathetically. This portion of the workshop introduces the concept of a “calm corner” or “control spot” in classrooms to help children regulate their emotions independently. We also discuss techniques like the 5-4-3-2-1 grounding method and cognitive distractions to assist children in managing overwhelming emotions and developing self-regulation skills. 

In this episode, I share:

  • addressing children’s crying
  • best strategies for upset students
  • Importance of the calm corner
  • Distractors for calming down

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