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#30. Help with frustrating tasks
Definition:
When children become frustrated to the point of losing control, provide
just enough help to solve the problem. Give them a dose of encouragement
with the help.
Examples:
Susan
(3 years) is becoming increasingly frustrated with tying her shoelaces.
Mother praises Susan's effort and helps her to finish.
Sarah
(16 years) is having difficulty giving herself a permanent. Mother notices
her frustration, gives her a few kind words, and offers to help. |
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