The surprisingly simple techniques that will help you raise an emotionally intelligent child

We've all seen a tantrum play out before--whether it's when you're standing in line at a grocery store, visiting a friend, or simply going for a walk.

The child, red-faced and screaming as the parents struggle to understand what is upsetting them.

When children lack the vocabulary to express themselves, they look to their parents for help.

No parent wants to helplessly watch their child grapple with overwhelming or negative emotions, but it can be difficult to know where to approach such an important part of life.

Rest assured knowing that you aren't alone in dealing with these struggles.

There's no need to be on the receiving end of a tantrum ever again. Say goodbye to feelings of stress and concern, and say hello to a deeper connection with your child.

You have the tools and knowledge to start a conversation about emotions with your children that will positively affect them, even into their adulthood.

By implementing these tried and true activities and exercises into your child's routine, you won't just be a source of support for them. You'll also be encouraging them to explore their own capabilities as they learn that they control their emotions, and not the other way around.

In Children and Emotions, here is just a fraction of what you will discover:

• The proven calming methods that address emotions of all kinds, and provide immediate reassurance to your child
• How emotions and feelings may not be what you think they are, and why knowing the difference matters
• The 3 main ways to change emotions that will empower you and your child to handle even the most intense situations
• Practices you can implement into everyday life that will create an environment where it is safe and encouraged to be honest about feelings
• Developmentally-appropriate games and activities focused on both calming and understanding complex emotions
• Why emotional intelligence plays such a crucial role in developing your child's social and problem solving abilities
• Ways of expressing emotion that don't require verbal discussion, perfect for children who have difficulty putting their feelings into words

And much more.

It is absolutely possible to live a life where your child isn't dominated by every emotion they experience--they don't know differently. But it's up to you to show them the way, providing them with the proper tools they need to thrive in the difficult situations to come.

It doesn't matter how strongly your child feels his or her emotions, as these coping strategies are bound to calm even the most temperamental of children.

Revolutionize how you, your child, and your entire family communicate and support one another in all aspects of life.