Category: Child’s behaviour

This free printable PDF is a simple and practical unmet needs checklist that helps adults understand what may be driving a child’s behaviour. It supports a more thoughtful approach by…

Praising Children in a Way That Helps Them Grow is a clear, visual PDF poster guide designed to help adults use praise more effectively with children. It explains why meaningful…

In everyday family support, after-school behaviour is a common topic for reflection and discussion, especially when children seem angry, tearful, rude, withdrawn or overwhelmed as soon as they get home….

“The Explosive Child: A New Approach for Understanding and Parenting Easily Frustrated, Chronically Inflexible Children” by Dr. Ross W. Greene is a renowned book that offers a fresh perspective on…

The “Try this instead” prompts are a useful part of the printable, giving adults simple words to use when a child is crying, overwhelmed or unable to calm down. It…

The Parents’ Guide: Youth Violence, Knife Crime & Gangs supports parents in addressing concerning issues such as youth violence, knife crime, and gang involvement. The resource provides practical advice, facts,…

This free downloadable PDF titled “Common Adult Reactions Under Stress – When Adults Feel Triggered by a Child’s Behaviour” is an essential educational tool for social workers, therapists, counsellors, teachers,…

The poster is arranged as a bright school building, with each room showing a different school rule in action. Visible sections include follow instructions, keep our hands and feet to…

The “try this instead” prompts give adults simple replacement phrases for moments when a child refuses, delays, negotiates, ignores instructions or becomes upset over everyday demands. It frames behaviour often…

When a child appears fine at school but becomes tearful, angry, withdrawn or exhausted at home, it can be hard for adults to understand what is really happening. The poster…

Step-Up is a nationally recognized adolescent family violence intervention program that provides valuable resources for social workers and other practitioners working with youth and families. The program is designed to…

The “Gangs: Advice to Parents and Carers” booklet provides valuable guidance and information on addressing the issue of young people joining gangs. It aims to support parents and carers in…

The Daily Hygiene Checklist for Children is a free, printable resource that helps children learn and maintain good personal hygiene habits. Designed with a bright, engaging layout, this simple daily…

The “Non Violent Resistance Programme Handbook” is a comprehensive guide designed for practitioners dealing with child-to-parent violence, an increasingly prevalent issue in some families. This handbook serves as a valuable…

A story scene follows Alex in the playground after breakfast, noticing a “tummy tickle” but choosing to keep playing instead of going to the toilet. That everyday moment gives parents,…

The “Big Feelings Come and Go Storybook” is a valuable resource developed by the Canadian Centre for Child Protection to help children navigate their emotions and develop essential self-regulation skills….

The Developmental Trauma Easy Read Explanation Guides are invaluable resources designed to provide clear and concise information about developmental trauma to carers, older children, and schools. These guides aim to…

Entertaining and educational videos, games and songs to help young children become better listeners, learn important life lessons and feel good about themselves. Children who learn these skills will grow…

The Straight Talk about Teens booklet is a valuable resource designed to assist parents of older teenagers in understanding and effectively parenting their children during this transformative stage of life….

“Your Young Child’s Behaviour – How You Can Help” is a booklet designed for parents of young children up to the age of six, although the information provided can be…

The useful phrases, conversation checklist and Five Pillars of Parenting signposted in the leaflet make it a practical tool for families who want help starting child safety conversations without feeling…

The “Positive Parenting Need-to-know guides” by NSPCC offer invaluable advice for parents and carers. This resource covers a range of topics such as understanding your child’s needs, setting boundaries, and…

This resource is a handbook aimed at providing parents and caregivers with guidance on various aspects of raising children safely and positively. It covers a wide range of topics relevant…

“Positive Discipline: A Guide for Parents” is a concise resource offering practical strategies for parents to navigate common parenting experiences. This guide focuses on the developmental stages from infancy to…

The “Autistic Spectrum Disorder: A Practical Approach at Home for Parents and Carers” booklet is a valuable resource that provides information and guidance on creating a supportive environment at home…

This is a very simple goal sheet which encourages parents to choose one goal they want their child to achieve each week . Click here for suggestions how to use this tool….

Reward Coupons can be a valuable tool for parents looking to effectively manage their child’s behavior and encourage positive actions. By providing parents with education on consistency, follow-through, and the…

This resource includes a list of tried-and-tested interventions which include creating a very brief and simple list of rules, using praise effectively, creating a reward system, implementing a homework hour,…

“Anger Management Skill Cards” is a resource that consists of twelve cards designed to teach children healthy anger management techniques. Each card features a picture and an idea for managing…

This resource provides 24 tips to help parents learn the best practices for using rewards and punishments with their children. The printout covers important topics, including the significance of following…