Comforts someone who is upset
What it is
Notices that someone is hurt or sad and does something about it.
Start preparing
- Name other people's feelings out loud, including in books and on the street.
- Accept their version of comfort — a toy shoved at a crying friend counts.
- Let them comfort you sometimes: 'I bumped my knee, that helped, thank you'.
Sources
- Learn the Signs. Act Early. — milestone checklists (2022 revision) — CDC / American Academy of Pediatrics
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