How to Guide Our Children to Turn a ‘Bad Day’ Around

As parents, we cannot shield our children from “bad days” but we can equip them to handle problems well and even turn “bad days” into “good days.”
How to Guide Our Children to Turn a ‘Bad Day’ Around
When your children become upset, encourage them to find their own sense of calm. GEORGE RUDY/SHUTTERSTOCK
Barbara Danza
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As we all know, life’s not just a boulevard of green lights. There are ups and downs, challenges and opportunities, malevolence and compassion—in short, good and bad.
As parents, we cannot shield our children from “bad days” but we can equip them to handle problems well and even turn “bad days” into “good days.”
Barbara Danza
Barbara Danza
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Barbara Danza is a contributing editor covering family and lifestyle topics. Her articles focus on homeschooling, family travel, entrepreneurship, and personal development. She contributes children’s book reviews to the weekly booklist and is the editor of “Just For Kids,” the newspaper’s print-only page for children. Her website is BarbaraDanza.com
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