Tag: EQ

Kids' developing brains are not given enough time to process their feelings on their own if parents are always talking about it.

Study shows that emotional intelligence can be learned and parents can provide the tools to develop it.

Start with these five foundational life skills.

The soon-to-be mom of 3 wants her kids to have high emotional intelligence and to develop a positive relationship with their emotions

“Hindi naman sinasabi dapat i-baby, pero may better ways than judging them.”

There's more to success than achieving academic excellence.

Maraming sumang-ayon sa viral Facebook post, kabilang na si Yasmien Kurdi.

How about you, mom and dad? Do you think you have high adversity quotient?

There are no rules in life, but those who excel in the real world know how to think outside the box.

A person’s character and social skills are better drivers for success than high IQ.

This is the skill set a school should be able to help you provide for your child

No shame in wanting your child to be intelligent, but her future success is not solely defined by IQ.

An interest (and talent) in STEM is great, but there is another set of skills that hold a lot of value.

We parents can do something now to help our kids become successful later.

Intelligence not only springs from the head but more importantly from the heart