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Knowing my little guy, this verbal and nonverbal confrontation would have triggered all kinds of reactive emotions in his downstairs brain—the part scientists call the reptilian brain—and he would have fought back like a reptile under attack The situation would just escalate with this approachThe downstairs (the limbic system) perceives danger and responds by telling the body to ramp up the hormones, such as adrenaline and cortisol, and that we need to run away or put up a fight with something that wants to hurt us The problem, though, is that when the downstairs brain gets going the upstairs brain turns offWhereas, the downstairs brain is more primitive and animal like When our child is having an upstairs tantrum, it's sort of those times when they are being intentionally manipulative They are in control and still make choices
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Downstairs brain-Give Your Child UpstairsBrain Workouts DecisionMaking Decisionmaking requires evaluating multiple options, projecting what the outcome of each option would Emotional and Physical Control Teach your child to recognize when her downstairs brain is taking over, and how to SelfUnderstandingMy "downstairs brain" I'm having a SQUIRREL moment when I don't want to share, take other people's things or want everything for myself I'm having a TIGER moment when I hurt people or damage things, act big & scary or use loud, mean words I'm having a CHAMELEON moment when I try to blend in too much, copy others or don't let
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Feelings of depression, anxiety, sadness, and other emotions are generated in a part of the brain called the limbic system This 'downstairs' portion of the brain is only interested in three things Fighting, fleeing, or freezing In 'fight' mode, the downstairs brain wants to protect you from harm by fighting against the threat When it is triggered, your heart may race, your palms may get sweaty, and you may have a sharp increase in irritability and angerTheir upstairs brain © The Montessori Notebook LEFT BRAIN = LOGICAL PART RIGHT BRAIN = EMOTIONAL PART UPSTAIRS BRAIN = SOPHISTICATED, ANALYTICAL DOWNSTAIRS BRAIN = PRIMITIVE, REACTIVE REMEMBER TO REMEMBER GIVE KIDS PRACTICE AT REMEMBERING to help integrate implicit and explicit memories eg important and valuable moments of their lives FEELINGS COMEThe idea of an 'upstairs' and 'downstairs' brain A useful way of thinking about the impact of trauma on a child is an 'upstairs' and a 'downstairs' brain The downstairs brain is where we process danger This is linked to
The Downstairs Brain evolved to help your lizard ancestors find food and mates, while the Upstairs Brain developed more recently to help humans socialize and plan for the future In an ideal world, the Upstairs Brain would serve as an authoritative master and we would make only rational decisions In reality, the opposite is often true The Upstairs Brain is in a constant tugofwar with the Downstairs BrainThe downstairs brain is the lower limbic more primitive part of the brain that acts out of instinct This is the area of the brain responsible for breathing, blinking, fight or flight reactions and the big emotions like anger or fearWhen it thinks you are in danger it will tell you to do one of three things – run away, fight back, or freeze
Suggestions include Don't expect kids to be able to make good decisions, remain calm and consider others' feelings all the time If you do, Even as their upstairs brain is developing, experiences of danger, fear, anger and trauma can overwhelm and block your Connect and redirect by sharingIt's the upstairs and downstairs brain Picture a brain like a house Downstairs is where important things live Basic functions like breathing, strong emotions, and innate reactions to danger, like fight, flight or freeze It's like the downstairs of a house, which is where we almost always find the basics—kitchen, living room, bathroomUPSTAIRS, Downstairs star Nicola Pagett has died aged 75 The actress is said to have "died suddenly" on March 3 after being diagnosed with a brain tumour Nicola was best known for pla
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About Press Copyright Contact us Creators Advertise Developers Terms Privacy Policy & Safety How YouTube works Test new features Press Copyright Contact us CreatorsUPSTAIRS, Downstairs star Nicola Pagett has died aged 75 The actress is said to have "died suddenly" on March 3 after being diagnosed with a brain tumour Nicola starred in the hit seriesNicola Pagett Dead Upstairs, Downstairs Star Tragically Dies From Brain Tumour aged 75 The actress Nicola Pagett died "suddenly of a brain tumour" on March 3 after "stoically dealing with her illness," according to the GuardianShe was best known for playing Elizabeth Bellamy, the daughter of Richard and Lady Marjorie in the 1970's series Upstairs, Downstairs
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The frontal cortex (what Siegel and Bryson call the "upstairs brain") is responsible for rational selfmonitoring and decisionmaking, and it isn't fully developed until our mids But the "downstairs brain," which monitors threats and expresses emotions, is active at birthSometimes, in the downstairs brain, Alerting Allie spots some danger, Frightened Fred panics and before we know where we are, Big Boss Bootsy has sounded the alarm telling your body to be prepared for danger Big Boss Bootsy is a bossy fellow, and he shouts 'the downstairs brain is taking over nowUpstairs, Downstairs star Nicola Pagett has died aged 75 from a brain tumour The actress died 'suddenly of a brain tumour' on March 3 after 'stoically dealing with her illness', The
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For you This is the most primitive and reactive part of the brain This is also the part that's running the show during your child's meltdown about having peas for dinner Flight, Fight or Freeze What to tell your kids "Inside this 'downstairs brain' is a tiny part who's job is to react to threats!Nicola Pagett Dead Upstairs, Downstairs Star Tragically Dies From Brain Tumour aged 75 The actress Nicola Pagett died "suddenly of a brain tumour" on March 3 after "stoically dealing with her illness," according to the GuardianShe was best known for playing Elizabeth Bellamy, the daughter of Richard and Lady Marjorie in the 1970's series Upstairs, DownstairsTalking to your students about their upstairs and downstairs brain is a perfect way to help children understand and recognize their emotions When you are in your upstairs brain, you feel good!
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Give Your Child UpstairsBrain Workouts DecisionMaking Decisionmaking requires evaluating multiple options, projecting what the outcome of each option would Emotional and Physical Control Teach your child to recognize when her downstairs brain is taking over, and how to SelfUnderstandingThe downstairs brain "flips the lid" (to borrow Dan Siegel's phrase) on the upstairs brain This means that the stairs that normally allow the upstairs and downstairs to work together are no longer connectedYou are happy and content and it's easy to focus and learn But sometimes big emotion hit us and we become
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