THE EMOTIONALLY INTELLIGENT CHILD

The innovative techniques
outlined in this parent's guide
have been recognized by the
Centers for Disease Control
and Prevention (CDC) for
their effectiveness in helping
children improve social and
emotional awareness.

Parents often wonder what's going on in their child's mind when they
throw a temper tantrum, behave badly, or refuse to cooperate. Written
by two experts in child development and psychology, this book offers
a groundbreaking approach for understanding children's behavior in the
context of their development, as well as tips for parenting with patience,
and actionable strategies for helping kids cultivate emotional intelligence—
an essential character trait for succeeding in our highly social world.
Helen Shwe Hadani, PhD, is currently a fellow at the Brookings Institution
where she conducts research on the benefits of playful learning. Prior
to joining Brookings, she served as director of research at the Bay Area
Discovery Museum where she guided program and exhibit development.
Rachael Katz, MS, Ed, is a leader in early childhood education and an
expert in child development. Currently, Rachael is completing a master's
degree in social work with a focus on child and family wellness at the
Graduate School for Social Work and Social Research at Bryn Mawr College.