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Category: Managing feelings and behaviour 16-26m  

Abbreviation: PSE-MFB 16-26m

See also: Early Years Scale (EYFS) descriptions. Category lists.

Description

Is aware of others’ feelings, for example, looks concerned if hears crying or looks excited if hears a familiar happy voice. • Growing sense of will and determination may result in feelings of anger and frustration which are difficult to handle, e.g. may have tantrums. • Responds to a few appropriate boundaries, with encouragement and support. • Begins to learn that some things are theirs, some things are shared, and some things belong to other people.

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