If you are a parent at Aguamarina Preschools or AUA by Aguamarina, this talk may be for you.
When your child is overwhelmed by their emotions and begins exhibiting difficult behaviors, can you identify with any of these reactions to your child?

• You avoid or distract yourself from facing the difficult emotion

• You deny, debate, or feel irritated when they express their emotions

• You feel confused or overwhelmed by their emotions

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Child development experts know that children are born with a particular way of being called temperament. This means that parents also have a particular temperament and way of being in the world. Understanding and working with the innate personality traits of your child is one of the best ways to find answers to difficult parenting questions.

In this class we will accomplish the following:

Most parents feel pressured to have well-behaved children. The pressure comes from well-meaning family, teachers, and judgmental stares from strangers. The pressure heightens when our children have difficult behavioral habits with which we have yet to find a way to cope.

In this class we will accomplish the following:

Child development experts know that children are born with a particular way of being called temperament. This means that parents also have a particular temperament and way of being in the world. Understanding and working with the innate personality traits of your child is one of the best ways to find answers to difficult parenting questions.

In this class we will accomplish the following:

Emotional intelligence is a child’s ability to perceive, understand, and effectively manage their own feelings; to read subtle cues; and relate empathically to the feelings of others. Emotional Intelligence leads to greater mental health, better academic and professional functioning, excellent social functioning, better physical health and greater personal happiness. It is learned, and you as the parent are your child’s first teacher.

In class we will accomplish the following:

CLASS CLOSED!
Emotional intelligence is a child’s ability to perceive, understand, and effectively manage their own feelings; to read subtle cues; and relate empathically to the feelings of others. Emotional Intelligence leads to greater mental health, better academic and professional functioning, excellent social functioning, better physical health and greater personal happiness. It is learned, and you as the parent are your child’s first teacher.

In class we will accomplish the following:

Most parents feel pressured to have well-behaved children. The pressure comes from well-meaning family, teachers, and judgmental stares from strangers. The pressure heightens when our children have difficult behavioral habits with which we have yet to find a way to cope.

In this class we will accomplish the following:

Child development experts know that children are born with a particular way of being called temperament. This means that parents also have a particular temperament and way of being in the world. Understanding and working with the innate personality traits of your child is one of the best ways to find answers to difficult parenting questions.

In this class we will accomplish the following:

Emotional intelligence is a child’s ability to perceive, understand, and effectively manage their own feelings; to read subtle cues; and relate empathically to the feelings of others. Emotional Intelligence leads to greater mental health, better academic and professional functioning, excellent social functioning, better physical health and greater personal happiness. It is learned, and you as the parent are your child’s first teacher.

In class we will accomplish the following:

Most parents feel pressured to have well-behaved children. The pressure comes from well-meaning family, teachers, and judgmental stares from strangers. The pressure heightens when our children have difficult behavioral habits with which we have yet to find a way to cope.

In this class we will accomplish the following:

Child development experts know that children are born with a particular way of being called temperament. This means that parents also have a particular temperament and way of being in the world. Understanding and working with the innate personality traits of your child is one of the best ways to find answers to difficult parenting questions.

In this class we will accomplish the following:

Emotional intelligence is a child’s ability to perceive, understand, and effectively manage their own feelings; to read subtle cues; and relate empathically to the feelings of others. Emotional Intelligence leads to greater mental health, better academic and professional functioning, excellent social functioning, better physical health and greater personal happiness. It is learned, and you as the parent are your child’s first teacher.

In class we will accomplish the following:

Most parents feel pressured to have well-behaved children. The pressure comes from well-meaning family, teachers, and judgmental stares from strangers. The pressure heightens when our children have difficult behavioral habits with which we have yet to find a way to cope.

In this class we will accomplish the following:

Child development experts know that children are born with a particular way of being called temperament. This means that parents also have a particular temperament and way of being in the world. Understanding and working with the innate personality traits of your child is one of the best ways to find answers to difficult parenting questions.

In this class we will accomplish the following:

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Emotional intelligence is a child’s ability to perceive, understand, and effectively manage their own feelings; to read subtle cues; and relate empathically to the feelings of others. Emotional Intelligence leads to greater mental health, better academic and professional functioning, excellent social functioning, better physical health and greater personal happiness. It is learned, and you as the parent are your child’s first teacher.

In class we will accomplish the following:

Most parents feel pressured to have well-behaved children. The pressure comes from well-meaning family, teachers, and judgmental stares from strangers. The pressure heightens when our children have difficult behavioral habits with which we have yet to find a way to cope.

In this class we will accomplish the following:

Tune in to our Facebook page on May 28th @ 7:30pm to meet Debbie Rodriguez! Lina will be live with Debbie to discuss what she does at our space.
Here's a bit about her:

Child development experts know that children are born with a particular way of being called temperament. This means that parents also have a particular temperament and way of being in the world. Understanding and working with the innate personality traits of your child is one of the best ways to find answers to difficult parenting questions.

In this class we will accomplish the following:

Emotional intelligence is a child’s ability to perceive, understand, and effectively manage their own feelings; to read subtle cues; and relate empathically to the feelings of others. Emotional Intelligence leads to greater mental health, better academic and professional functioning, excellent social functioning, better physical health and greater personal happiness. It is learned, and you as the parent are your child’s first teacher.

SOLD OUT!
Child development experts know that children are born with a particular way of being called temperament. This means that parents also have a particular temperament and way of being in the world. Understanding and working with the innate personality traits of your child is one of the best ways to find answers to difficult parenting questions.

In this class we will accomplish the following:

Emotional intelligence is a child’s ability to perceive, understand, and effectively manage their own feelings; to read subtle cues; and relate empathically to the feelings of others. Emotional Intelligence leads to greater mental health, better academic and professional functioning, excellent social functioning, better physical health and greater personal happiness. It is learned, and you as the parent are your child’s first teacher.

In class we will accomplish the following:

SOLD OUT!
Most parents feel pressured to have well-behaved children. The pressure comes from well-meaning family, teachers, and judgmental stares from strangers. The pressure heightens when our children have difficult behavioral habits with which we have yet to find a way to cope.

In this class we will accomplish the following:

Child development experts know that children are born with a particular way of being called temperament. This means that parents also have a particular temperament and way of being in the world. Understanding and working with the innate personality traits of your child is one of the best ways to find answers to difficult parenting questions.

In this talk we will accomplish the following:

Emotional intelligence is a child’s ability to perceive, understand, and effectively manage their own feelings; to read subtle cues; and relate empathically to the feelings of others. Emotional Intelligence leads to greater mental health, better academic and professional functioning, excellent social functioning, better physical health and greater personal happiness. It is learned, and you as the parent are your child’s first teacher.

In this 60-minute workshop we will accomplish the following:

Most parents feel pressured to have well-behaved children. The pressure comes from well-meaning family, teachers, and judgmental stares from strangers. The pressure heightens when our children have difficult behavioral habits with which we have yet to find a way to cope.

In this talk we will accomplish the following:

Most parents feel pressured to have well-behaved children. The pressure comes from well-meaning family, teachers, and judgmental stares from strangers. The pressure heightens when our children have difficult behavioral habits with which we have yet to find a way to cope.

In this talk we will accomplish the following:

Child development experts know that children are born with a particular way of being called temperament. This means that parents also have a particular temperament and way of being in the world. Understanding and working with the innate personality traits of your child is one of the best ways to find answers to difficult parenting questions.

In this talk we will accomplish the following:

Emotional intelligence is a child’s ability to perceive, understand, and effectively manage their own feelings; to read subtle cues; and relate empathically to the feelings of others. Emotional Intelligence leads to greater mental health, better academic and professional functioning, excellent social functioning, better physical health and greater personal happiness. It is learned, and you as the parent are your child’s first teacher.

In this 60-minute workshop we will accomplish the following:

Emotional intelligence is a child’s ability to perceive, understand, and effectively manage their own feelings; to read subtle cues; and relate empathically to the feelings of others. Emotional Intelligence leads to greater mental health, better academic and professional functioning, excellent social functioning, better physical health and greater personal happiness. It is learned, and you as the parent are your child’s first teacher.