7 ways to cheer up your child

7 ways to cheer up your child PRESCHOOLER BULLETIN 7 ways to cheer up your child Everyone gets down in the dumps from time-to-time, even children. If your little one seems out of sorts then we have tried-and-tested-methods that will soon cheer him up. Some exercise and fresh air may help. Or you could try distracting him with some creative arts and crafts. Whatever is wrong, one of our 7 ways to cheer up your child will help put a smile back on his face. Read more More features and tips especially for you: • How to raise a happy child • What to do when your toddler is upset by news items • How to cope with screaming • Your anxious child (age 2) • Your anxious child (ages 3 to 4) The dilemma Joy's son is jealous of his new baby sister. Share your advice. Our friendly community Join your Birth Club to chat, make friends and share advice with others who have a child the same age as yours. Newsletter continues below advertisement Have a great week! From all of us at BabyCentre Share these newsletters with your spouse or partner  •  Invite friends

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