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article focuses on two aspects of emotional intelligence,
emotion understanding and emotion regulation. These abilities
are important because of their impact on social communication
and the way in which they influence a child's access to
knowledge. Caregivers who engage their children in emotion talk
may strengthen the ability of their children both to understand
and to regulate emotion. Caregiver emotion talk can be
facilitated by making the language used in emotion talk
accessible, making implicit aspects of emotion explicit, and
capitalizing on teaching moments when the child is most
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