Developing Children's Emotional Quotient (EQ) Developing children’s abilities which is associated with emotions are important “life skills”. The abilities help the children relate well to others and succeed in life. Positive emotional development has significant benefits for young children. Young children who are emotionally stable and healthy benefit from being more attentive to learning, feeling good about themselves, having more friends and being able to better control their behavior. These all relate to long-term happiness and success in life as children grow older. As with other aspects of young children’s growth, they develop different abilities related to emotions as they mature and change. Children begin to gain greater awareness of their feelings and how to express the feelings in different ways during their early years. It is important to understand how young children develop an awareness of their own and others’ feelings, as well as the ability to manage such feelings. In this case, parents play the important role in aiding young children’s Emotional Quotient (EQ) development. Parents may do some of the best ways to develop Emotional Quotient (EQ) in their children, include modeling and creating awareness of their emotions. In developing the emotional aspects of their children, especially at home, parents take a great responsibility. The environment created by the parents take a very important role in development of the children's Emotional Quotient (EQ), so parents are responsible to create such an enrichment environment. Furthermore, how parents behave in their daily live subconsciously play a very important role in creating the behavior of the children. A self-confident child usually comes from the family filled with encouragement and praising rather than scolding and punishment. Likewise, helpful children mostly learn to behave the