Social Emotional Learning Series

Social Emotional Learning (SEL) is an integral part of early childhood development. Young children use SEL strategies to help manage and understand their emotions, to establish relationships with their peers and adults, for feeling and showing empathy/compassion for others, to set positive goals, and for making responsible decisions.


When a Child Bites: Prevention and Intervention

Biting is a developmentally appropriate behavior often seen in toddlers and two year olds. As a child matures, gains self-control, develops problem-solving skills, and is able to verbalize their needs, they typically outgrow this behavior. Participants will discuss the reasons why a child bites and learn strategies to help them move through this stage of development. $20


Managing Big Feelings



You Can’t Come To My Birthday Party: Navigating Friendships

Friendship is often underrated considering the tremendous impact it has on our well-being. The ability to make connections is something that is frequently overlooked as a positive developmental influence. We don’t always realize how attached young children are to their friends. Participants will learn about the importance of developing connections and explore ways to encourage positive friendships. $20