? 150 Psychological Concepts for Kids (Ages 4-10)
A Parent's Guide to Building Emotional Intelligence, Coping Skills & Healthy Screen Habits — One Concept at a Time
Are you raising a child who sometimes feels overwhelmed, shuts down, melts down, or just can't explain what's going on inside? You're not alone — and there's a better way forward.
This book is your go-to emotional toolkit.
Designed specifically for parents of children aged 4 to 10, this guide explores 150 essential psychological and emotional development concepts that help you understand, support, and guide your child through the ups and downs of growing up in today's world.
? What's Inside:
? 11 Insightful Sections, including:
• Emotional Awareness & Self-Understanding
• Emotional Regulation & Coping Skills
• Social-Emotional Learning & Friendships
• Safety, Consent & Body Awareness
• Growth Mindset & Resilience
• Screen Time, Online Safety & Digital Well-being
• Self-Worth, Identity & More
? Each concept includes:
?? A relatable parenting challenge
?? Science-backed explanation
?? Clear signs and behaviors to watch for
?? Common mistakes and how to avoid them
?? Practical, age-appropriate strategies
?? Simple activities and conversation starters
?? Real-life examples and quick FAQs
? Why Parents Love This Book:
? No fluff. No jargon. Just clarity.
? Perfect for busy parents — read one concept at a time
? Helps you feel more confident, less overwhelmed
? Supports children with anxiety, big emotions, or social struggles
? Equally helpful for teachers, counselors, and caregivers
?? Give Your Child the Tools to Thrive — Emotionally, Socially, and Digitally
Whether your child struggles with tantrums, screen time boundaries, anxiety, or self-esteem, this book helps you build connection, trust, and lifelong emotional resilience.
Parenting doesn't come with a manual — but this comes close.
? Ideal for:
- Parents of children ages 4-10
- Homeschooling families
- Therapists and educators
- Anyone supporting young kids in today's digital world
? Note:
This book is not just about "fixing behavior." It's about understanding the emotional world behind it — and helping kids grow into kind, confident, and emotionally aware humans.
