Then make as many faces as you can, asking your child to guess what emotion the face is feeling each time. 5. Share your stories There are lots of complex emotions that might seem hard to describe ...

As it turns out, our faces could be revealing the truth in a way you might not expect. According to new research, our blood flow responds to our feelings, which results in changes in the patterns ...

Making faces with your toddler helps them to express their feelings and learn new words. You can help them boost their understanding of different emotions by drawing faces on a piece of paper and ...