Most kids today can talk about their feelings—but still struggle to handle them in real life. The issue isn’t a lack of coping strategies. It’s how emotional skills are being taught. This article breaks down why “talking about feelings” often fails—and what actually helps children think, adapt, and respond under pressure.

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