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When children struggle to express their emotions, child psychologist J. Timothy Davis recommends utilizing the "25 1-minute parenting rule." This approach emphasizes having brief, focused conversations rather than overwhelming children with lengthy discussions. By dedicating just one minute at a time, parents can create a comfortable environment for their kids to share their thoughts and feelings without feeling pressured.
Davis explains that these short interactions can help children feel more at ease, allowing them to open up gradually. This method not only fosters communication but also ensures that children do not feel overloaded with information or emotions all at once. Parents can use various moments throughout the day—during meals, car rides, or while engaging in play—to initiate these quick chats.
Ultimately, the goal is to build a strong foundation of trust and understanding, enabling children to express themselves more freely over time. This technique can be a valuable tool for parents aiming to support their children's emotional development.
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