Needs Behind Behaviour

Children’s behaviour can often tell us about what they need. Finding the need behind the behaviour can help your child to express their needs in healthy ways.

Children’s behaviour can often tell us about what they need. Finding the need behind the behaviour can help your child to express their needs in healthy ways.

Ruby (practitioner)

Reducing Sibling Rivalry

Here are some ways to prevent and manage sibling rivalry.

Here are some ways to prevent and manage sibling rivalry.

Emelia (Parent)

Managing lying

It’s common for children to experiment with not telling the truth, here are three ways as a parent, you can respond to this.

It’s common for children to experiment with not telling the truth, here are three ways as a parent, you can respond to this.

Annie (practitioner)

Descriptive praise

Parents, describing the behaviour that you appreciate is an authentic and genuine way of praising your child.

Parents, describing the behaviour that you appreciate is an authentic and genuine way of praising your child.

Annie (practitioner)

Communicating feelings with I statements

Parents, do you have difficulty expressing your feelings to your children? Practice stating your feelings using the 4 part ‘I’ statement.

Parents, do you have difficulty expressing your feelings to your children? Practice stating your feelings using the 4 part ‘I’ statement.

Emelia (Parent)

Boundaries

Boundaries allow you to set clear expectations around behaviour. Here are 4 tips to help set boundaries as a family.

Boundaries allow you to set clear expectations around behaviour. Here are 4 tips to help set boundaries as a family.

Emelia (Parent)

The power of options

Parents, offering your child a choice when giving directions can help them to feel in control and more independent.

Parents, offering your child a choice when giving directions can help them to feel in control and more independent.

Annie (practitioner)

Needs vs rewards

Needs help children to grow and develop, whereas rewards can be given based on a child’s behaviour.

Needs help children to grow and develop, whereas rewards can be given based on a child’s behaviour.

Ruby (practitioner)

Child-led Play

Child-led play can enhance learning, boost self-confidence, and strengthen the parent-child bond.

Child-led play can enhance learning, boost self-confidence, and strengthen the parent-child bond.

Annie (practitioner)