这是一本用爱写成的故事这是一本用心写成的故事
这是一本用亲情写成的故事
这是一本用生活写成的故事
您好，我叫王思涵。欢迎来到爸爸、妈妈和我的博客。我的生日是2004年3月10日早上9点零8分，这也是我现在最希望的起床时间。有和我同时出生的小朋友吗？我真的很想知道，尤其是漂亮的小姑娘。或者，有和我同名的小朋友吗？我已经找到了几个叫王思涵的小朋友，不过，他们的爸爸妈妈很懒惰，很久没有更新日记，也没有例会我们的友情邀请。希望您的爸爸妈妈不是这样。我出生在上海，现在生活在墨尔本。这个日记记录了我的生活和学习。当然，也有爸爸妈妈放近来的一些乱七八糟的东西，比如妈妈做的蛋糕、点心和各种菜，爸爸的技术体会（我总觉得，这些东西是为了讨好搜索引擎的）。不过，总归还是以我王思涵为主的!
[置顶] 我们的博客搬家了！
为了管理的方便，也为了方便大家记忆，我们申请了一个新的域名：www.children.au.com。新的域名马上可以使用，不过，网站还在整理中，很快将和大家见面。
如果有什么问题，可以通过我的电子邮件yinglong_w@hotmail.com和我们联系。
如果有什么问题，可以通过我的电子邮件yinglong_w@hotmail.com和我们联系。
2009/05/01 09:35 | 分类: 
Children will often come to you and to us with something that is worrying them.
Life teaches us that many of the things that cause us the most worry never in fact happen. When we do have problems, worrying is probably the least effective way of dealing with them. BUT it is not easy to let it go or get over it.
Here are some suggestions from our social worker Kate Monaco and others in the Department that may help children to 'fix it ' or ' forget it!'
Help children to write down their worries
Often writing down the things we worry about can make our worries seem less serious. The next step is to write down one or two actions they can take to solve their problems.
Have a worry box
Children can write down the things they know are beyond their control-climate change, the future, war- and put them in a box they can close and put away in a cupboard.
Get help
Encourage them to talk to someone who is a good listener and can help them find a solution- friend, parent, teacher.
Keep busy
When they have lots to think about and do they won't have time for worry. Playing sport, exercising, reading, homework, studying, helping others and playing music are all good ways to distract children from their worries.
Optimism
Children with a positive attitude often find life works out well for them.
Trust themselves
Encourage your child to believe they are good problem solvers. A 'You Can Do It!' attitude. Remind them of the things they worried about and how they managed to get through them or what they worried about that never happened.
整篇文章摘抄自王思涵学校校长的每周周信上的一段，细细品味的话，还是给我们做父母的些许启发。
Life teaches us that many of the things that cause us the most worry never in fact happen. When we do have problems, worrying is probably the least effective way of dealing with them. BUT it is not easy to let it go or get over it.
Here are some suggestions from our social worker Kate Monaco and others in the Department that may help children to 'fix it ' or ' forget it!'
Help children to write down their worries
Often writing down the things we worry about can make our worries seem less serious. The next step is to write down one or two actions they can take to solve their problems.
Have a worry box
Children can write down the things they know are beyond their control-climate change, the future, war- and put them in a box they can close and put away in a cupboard.
Get help
Encourage them to talk to someone who is a good listener and can help them find a solution- friend, parent, teacher.
Keep busy
When they have lots to think about and do they won't have time for worry. Playing sport, exercising, reading, homework, studying, helping others and playing music are all good ways to distract children from their worries.
Optimism
Children with a positive attitude often find life works out well for them.
Trust themselves
Encourage your child to believe they are good problem solvers. A 'You Can Do It!' attitude. Remind them of the things they worried about and how they managed to get through them or what they worried about that never happened.
整篇文章摘抄自王思涵学校校长的每周周信上的一段，细细品味的话，还是给我们做父母的些许启发。
