Transitioning from school to home can be challenging—so can getting your child to open up after a long day. Hopscotch contributor, Dr. April Duncan, a licensed clinical social worker and play therapist shares two easy exercises to encourage your kid communicate.
Incorporate a Snack to Get Your Child to Open Up
One of the first things a child wants when they get home from school is a snack! In this video, Dr. April Duncan, LCSW, RPT, shares how to use colorful food to talk to kids about their emotions.
Use Music to Encourage Your Child to Share
Music is a great way for kids to open up about how they're feeling. In this video, Dr. April Duncan illustrates how to get kids to share and have a dance party at the same time!
Dr. April Duncan shares examples of what to do when your child has a tough day.
