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The Growing Concern for Social-Emotional Wellbeing in Children

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The Growing Concern for Social-Emotional Wellbeing in Children

The Overlooked Issue:

In today's fast-paced world, children face unprecedented pressures. Academic demands, social media, and the constant influx of information can take a toll on their mental and emotional health. This has led to a growing concern for children's social-emotional wellbeing (SEWB), the capacity to feel, express, and manage emotions effectively, build positive relationships, and make responsible decisions.

Why is Social-Emotional Wellbeing so important?



  • Foundation for Success: Strong SEWB skills are crucial for academic success, healthy relationships, and overall well-being. Children with well-developed SEWB skills are better equipped to:

    • Cope with stress and adversity

    • Build and maintain healthy relationships

    • Make responsible decisions

    • Achieve academic goals

    • Contribute positively to society

  • Early Intervention is Key: The earlier children develop strong SEWB skills, the better equipped they will be to navigate the challenges of life.

Signs of Potential Challenges:

  • Increased anxiety or sadness

  • Difficulty concentrating or focusing

  • Aggressive or withdrawn behavior

  • Difficulty forming and maintaining friendships

  • Changes in eating or sleeping patterns

What Can We Do?

  • Prioritize open communication and emotional support.

  • Create a safe and nurturing environment at home and school.

  • Teach children emotional regulation skills.

  • Encourage social interaction and community involvement.

  • Seek professional help when needed.

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