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BORED
Boredom signals the need for creativity and change. It can feel uncomfortable at first, but learning to navigate boredom helps children develop imagination and resilience.
Tips for Parents
🌟 Name the Emotion
Help your child recognize boredom by saying:
"Sounds like you're feeling bored. That happens to everyone sometimes."
🌟 Reframe Boredom
Boredom isn’t bad — it’s a chance to create, imagine, or rest.
🌟 Offer Gentle Ideas
Instead of fixing boredom immediately, offer a few ideas or materials for creativity, like building, drawing, or storytelling.
Bonus Tip
If boredom leads to frustration:
Stay calm.
Encourage small, open-ended activities where your child can lead the way.
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