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EPISODE · Mar 14, 2025 · 11 MIN

Unlocking Child Growth

from Don't afraid to be yourself · host Dr. Diala Saghbini

Dr. Diala Saghbini discusses thecritical aspects of child growth and development, emphasizing the importance ofunderstanding children's emotional needs and the impact of early experiences ontheir future behavior. She highlights the significance of the first seven yearsof a child's life, the necessity of respectful communication, and theconnection between emotional expression and physical symptoms. Dr. Saghbinialso addresses common behavioral issues in children, such as teeth picking, andthe underlying emotional factors that contribute to these behaviors. Takeaways · bulling is everywhere. · Parents need treatment as much as children doconcerning bulling. · Understanding the reasons behind a child's behavioris crucial. · The first seven years are foundational for achild's development. · Respect and kindness are essential in communicationwith children. · Emotional banks must be filled for healthyrelationships. · Children express feelings in various ways, and it'simportant to recognize this. · Physical symptoms can stem from emotional distress. · Parents should be aware of behavioral changes intheir children. · A night guard can help alleviate physical symptomsrelated to stress.

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