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are three tips from the
online article to help
infants and toddlers
become prosocial.
1. Be respectful, patient, and loving to your infant or
toddler—and to everyone else. Infants and toddlers imi-
tate what they see.
2. Media is powerful! Read picture books together about
the feelings that go with positive social interactions, and
Do you have an idea for a guest blog post? Submit it at discuss them. If your child watches television, watch
www.naeyc.org/publications/forauthors/writeblog. with her and talk about the situations and emotions on
the screen—especially if the actions are antisocial.
3. When things are upsetting your toddler, engage your
To share with families inner child. Doll or puppet play can help him explore
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