Building connection
Parents, remember that the quality of time spent together is more important than the quantity.
Parents, remember that the quality of time spent together is more important than the quantity.
Building confidence
Supporting your child to develop their independence can help to build their confidence with trying new things. It also shows them that if we keep trying, we can overcome challenging situations.
Supporting your child to develop their independence can help to build their confidence with trying new things. It also shows them that if we keep trying, we can overcome challenging situations.
Ruby (practitioner)
Anxiety and reassurance
Parents, repeatedly reassuring your anxious child can maintain their anxiety. Support your child to build their confidence and independence through words of encouragement.
Parents, repeatedly reassuring your anxious child can maintain their anxiety. Support your child to build their confidence and independence through words of encouragement.
Annie (practitioner)
Open vs Closed Questions
Parents, open questions are a helpful tool to encourage communication with your child.
Parents, open questions are a helpful tool to encourage communication with your child.
Ruby (practitioner)
Using I Statements to Express Feelings
Parents, model how to assertively express your feelings at home using the 4 part ‘I’ statement.
Parents, model how to assertively express your feelings at home using the 4 part ‘I’ statement.
Emelia (Parent)
Understanding Feelings
Young children don’t always have the words to express their feelings. Help them voice their feelings by naming them.
Young children don’t always have the words to express their feelings. Help them voice their feelings by naming them.
Annie (practitioner)
Navigating result day anxiety
The lead up to results day can be anxious for everyone.
The lead up to results day can be anxious for everyone.
Emelia (Parent)
Identity beyond school and exams
When school and exams come to an end, your child may experience confusion regarding their self-identity. Creating a safe space, actively listening, and validating their emotions can provide valuable support during this transition.
When school and exams come to an end, your child may experience confusion regarding their self-identity. Creating a safe space, actively listening, and validating their emotions can provide valuable support during this transition.
Emelia (Parent)
How to ease separation anxiety
We’re sharing 6 tips for easing separation anxiety.
We’re sharing 6 tips for easing separation anxiety.
Annie (practitioner)
Feelings thermometer
Help your child to learn how to notice and name their feelings by using a picture of a feelings thermometer.
Help your child to learn how to notice and name their feelings by using a picture of a feelings thermometer.