Childlike Interpretation---Early Emotional Health and Emotional Intelligence Cultivation

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Features: The emotional world of young children is a tapestry of joy and distress, flowers and weeds. However, in early childhood, parents are primarily concerned with their children's physical health and intelligence, rarely paying attention to their emotional world or noticing whether they are happy. Many parents only realize it when a child's emotional responses—such as impulsivity, irritability, fear, anxiety, depression, aggression, loneliness, jealousy, timidity, stubbornness, selfishness, or withdrawal—become habitual behaviors and personality traits. Then, they experience deep regret and remorse. This book is the new research findings of ECCE. It focuses on fundamental and core issues of early childhood development and education, such as "emotional health and emotional intelligence cultivation" and "language development and intellectual nurturing," conducting scientific, systematic, and in-depth explorations that have yielded remarkable results.