Practice active listening and reflection from "summary" of Raising Human Beings by Ross W. Greene
To truly understand a child's perspective and emotions, we must practice active listening and reflection. This means fully engaging with what our child is saying, not just hearing the words but also trying to understand the underlying thoughts and feelings. It requires us to be present in the moment, giving our child our full attention without distractions. By actively listening, we show our child that we value their thoughts and feelings, creating a strong foundation for open communication and trust.
Reflection is another key component of this practice. After listening to our child, we should take the time to reflect on what they have shared. This involves processing their words, considering their perspective, and empathizing with their emotions. Reflection allows us to gain insight into our child's inner world, helping us to better understand their needs and experiences. It also demonstrates to our child that we are truly listening and trying to connect with them on a deeper leve...
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