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A fantastic resource for new parents.
Thanks Antenatal & Postnatal Psychology Network for the share 🙏Hope this resource is helpful for new parents in Victoria. Our posters can be downloaded here: www.antenatalandpostnatalpsychology.com.au/covid-19.html
This is an awesome resource to have in classrooms and at home!
Thanks for the share WholeHearted School CounselingUpdating the Digital Animated Breathing Exercises resource! Adding this poster + animated video lesson on how mindful breathing is your superpower (if you'd like to see video preview of resource let me know)!
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If you already own it you'll be able to go to Teachers Pay Teachers and redownload it to get the updates! And if you don't own it, and are interested, leave a comment and I'll send you a link when it's been updated.
Mothers, can you relate? 😂👌
Source: Motherly via Creative Child MagazineWhat's the most unbelievable excuse your little ones have come up with to delay going to bed? 👇
The moment a child is born, the mother is also born!
Source: Creative Child MagazineThe EXACT moment.
Learning is best delivered through experience!
Source: Littlepine
Myth Busted! Yes, bilingual kids should be meeting milestones for both languages as expected whilst taking into account word count in both languages!
Thank you Mrs Speechie PI get asked this often- and yes, bilingual kids should be meeting the same language milestones as monolingual kids. Being bilingual does NOT cause delays. If you have concerns, it’s best to get an evaluation!
Secure Attachment: Thoughts, Feelings and Behaviours summarised nicely!
Source: The Mindful PsychologistThe last post in my attachment series is on Secure Attachment. This is when a caregiver appropriately meets all their child's needs. Here the child learns that they are safe and loved, that adults are safe and reliable. With this attachment style parents provide a safe haven and base where children feel comfortable enough to go out and explore knowing that they can safely return to their caregiver when they have a need. This is the attachment style to aim for.
Eye contact can be uncomfortable for autistic folks!Read full story here: themighty.com/2016/02/why-eye-contact-can-be-difficult-for-people-with-autism/ themighty.com facebook.com/themightysite @themigh...
"Right until age 8, there's really no difference [between girls and boys] in confidence levels," says author Claire Shipman. "We were surprised at how quickly, how deep that drop is." A study by Shipman and Katty Kay, the co-authors of the best-selling book "The Confidence Code," found that girls' confidence drops by 30% between the ages of 8 and 14. In their interview with A Mighty Girl they discuss their research on girls and confidence and share advice on how parents can help counter this trend and help their Mighty Girls stay confident into their tween and teen years and beyond.
To read more, visit www.amightygirl.com/blog?p=27408
Kay and Shipman are the authors of an excellent confidence-building guide for tween girls ages 8 and up, "The Confidence Code for Girls," at www.amightygirl.com/the-confidence-code-for-girls
Girls' Confidence Plummets Starting at Age 8: Here's How to Keep Her Confidence Strong
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The authors of the bestselling confidence guide for girls share advice for parents on how to stop the steep drop in confidence common among tween girls.Please Contact our clinic for a Consultation! Call: +61 2 9541 1177
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