Did you know that kids are actually very good with Tapping?
For one, they have a lot less emotional resistance and less limited thinking, so the tapping itself is usually very effective.
They also learn quickly, so they can often remember the tapping points even better than adults, lol!
If you’re looking to teach your kids Tapping, here are some fun diagrams that will help. š
We have lots of other great resources on Tapping for Parents, Teachers, Children, and Teenagers that you may wish to check out.
For adults, parents, and teachers, you may also wish to Learn the Traditional and Alternative EFT Tapping Points to deepen your understanding of the whys and hows of Tapping.
For more Tapping resources for parents, teachers, kids, and teens, be sure to visit The Tapping Solution Foundation.
Until next time…
Keep Tapping!
Nick Ortner
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Nick, I discovered TAPPING about 5 or 6 years ago. I have purchased all of your books, Jessicaās, and a couple of your brotherās childrenās books. Tapping is my go to for many issues. Iāve shared my experiences with my family and given them Tapping books so they can learn it for themselves. I share as much as possible without being pushy. Not sure if anyone is using the technique on a regular basis based on an occasional comment/ excuse about having time and privacy to sit down and Tap when they are so busy. I tapped once or twice with a grandson who, letās just say, who really could benefit from Tapping. When he started crying while tapping, he yelled out, āHow is this helping me? Iām even more upset now!ā I explained to him why he was crying and that was a good thing because he was letting go of his stress. Unfortunately, his father arrived home from work and watched for a few seconds, then made a critical comment to me in front of my grandson which didnāt help the crying situation at all.
Resistance by others and those who arenāt even willing to learn about Tapping is frustrating. Itās in me to want to help others. Iām a retired teacher who wishes I had had these tools Iāve learned from Tapping, as well as from Donna Edenās Energy Healing strategies, for the 40 years that I taught.
How do you deal with the resistance without letting it become a frustration when you know from personal experiences how well Tapping helps?
Thanks for sharing, Susan! With Tapping (as with anything really) I defer to the old saying, “You can lead a horse to water, but you can’t make it drink.” I know how difficult it is to watch others go through stuff when you KNOW that Tapping can help. But we really can’t make anyone tap, now can we? All we can do is share it and be a good example of using it to improve our own lives. We do what we can, then we simply have to let go of the rest. And of course, Tapping can help with that too. š
Nick -I just did your tapping one for shortness of breath and anxiety that you just posted and I had tears in my eyes doing it. I have anxiety and panic and an amygdala that is constantly jumping into fight/flight and always on high alert. This makes me think more about breathing deeply and that makes it like a hyper ventilate loop and your videos and sincerity in your voice are a blessing. I do believe we need our faith and a combination of tools to help us through this very challenging and scary time the world is in right now. Reaching out to the public as you are and everyone offering instead of taking away is a way of showing the world and those in it unconditional love. We need more than ever to be connected on a level of faith, hope, love and peace to heal and remain enlightened now and always -every one of us.
Again,
Thank you so much and I shared it and letting go of all those emotions we are carrying you guided us through is akin to lifting a physical weight off our souls. Namaste
As a pediatric COTA I will try this with my kiddos.
That’s great, Carol! š