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“Managing Meltdowns” – Facebook Live Round Table Tuesday March 23 at 8:15pm EST

Peace at Home March 2021 | Ruth Freeman, Cora D'Alessandro

  • Learn why emotional meltdowns occur in young children
  • Learn how caregivers can manage their own distress during meltdowns
  • Learn positive approaches to help children calm down
  • Learn ways to talk with your child about strong feelings after they occur, and
  • Learn about positive routines to help prevent emotional meltdowns
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