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How active is your child?

How much physical movement does your child seek? The amount of physical movement your child seeks during the day will have a major impact on their daily life.

How attachment leads to independence

When my children were born it always amazed me how many people were of the opinion that you could spoil a baby or ‘make a rod for your own back’ by cuddling them too much. I never understood it.

Emotions are Contagious Quiz

Have you noticed that when other people laugh sometimes you feel like laughing, even though you don’t know why they are laughing in the first place. Or that when a baby cries, other babies start crying. Our children pick up on our emotions, whether they are positive or negative.

The Positive Effect of Meltdowns

Can meltdowns be positive? Can you imagine life where no one gets cross? Where there are whole days and weeks of no tears or raised voices? Wouldn’t it be bliss!

How can I help my child's early communication skills?

It is hard to underestimate the importance of early language skills; a child’s early development of language will lay the foundations for future learning and communication, and ultimately success in life.

The Power of Play

Play is hard work indeed! From the moment a baby discovers her hands, or sees beyond her mother’s face, the work (play!) truly begins.

Children with Special Needs in Lockdown

Lockdown has been difficult for us as adults even though we have full understanding of why it is necessary and that it will not be forever, but if you are a child, and especially a child with special needs, this time will be very confusing and likely to result in increased anxiety.

Developing Empathy

Do you have empathy? Do you understand how other people think and feel? Of course, you do! Each one of us is wired to connect with others. Empathy is part of what makes us fully human.

Happy adults = Happy children

So why is it that when one baby cries another will also cry, and when someone can’t stop laughing you find yourself laughing as well even though you have no idea why; this is because emotions are contagious. Emotional contagion is where we feel a reflection of someone else’s emotions by looking at their expressions and actions. How someone is feeling can be caught, in fact emotions are more contagious than flu!

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