The inner child can then be split into the sad child and the happy child. In the first seven years of a person’s life, they build most of their internal world and belief systems. Everything good ...

Raising a happy child is one of the greatest aspirations ... Here are some of the most recognized: They can say when they're sad, angry, happy, or nervous. They don't bottle up emotions for ...

The key to raising a happy child is to allow them to be unhappy ... trouble accepting that “children are allowed to be angry, sad, unhappy in some way,” she adds. When a child is upset ...

They say a parent is only as happy as their least happy child ... They are subjective. If a child feels sad, angry, or worried, even if you think it's out of proportion to the trigger, it is ...

because otherwise there can be so many gaps in what your child has been up to – what has made them happy and what has made them sad - particularly if your child hasn't quite developed those ...