Parents often think that children get upset over nothing. Well, if you don't have time to press the button in the elevator first, you'll press it another time. The pony cup is broken, it's not a big deal, we'll buy a new one. In our efforts to cheer up the baby, we often devalue his feelings, but for him every incident is important, every violation of the plan is a global catastrophe. Our parental task is to give the child support and show him how to deal with frustration, frustration, and anger. And at the same time inspire you to find solutions in difficult situations. Connie's day didn't go well in the morning: dad's cup broke, ice cream fell right into a puddle, and the cat picked up her favorite teddy bear. Anyone would be upset in such a situation. But Connie was not discouraged for long, because her parents were nearby and were ready to listen to her, comfort her and help her solve the problem.