Resilience isn’t just something we are born with—it's something that parents and supporters can help children develop. Learn why it matters and how to foster it.

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Based on multiple insights and research, here are five strategies to help children develop emotional resilience: Parents play a major role in nurturing this emotional intelligence by providing a ...

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Resilience in childhood, particularly among those at risk of social exclusion, operates as a vital mechanism that combines both individual traits and ...