Category: Child’s behaviour

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…

“Kids, Let’s Talk” is a storybook specifically designed for military families, addressing the unique challenges they face. The story revolves around a young boy named Luc, whose parents serve in…

Parents and practitioners can use this printable poster to help explain why a child may come home from school moody, tired, tearful or grumpy, even when nothing obvious has happened….

School anxiety is captured here in a simple, child-centred way, focusing on the fear some children feel when the weekend ends and school begins again. The wording speaks directly to…

Building resilience in children and teenagers is the central aim, with practical parenting strategies that help families strengthen mental health, physical wellbeing, family relationships and safe community connections. The PDF…

Anger in children is often seen as bad behaviour, but it is usually a sign of emotional overwhelm and difficulty with regulation. Many children and teenagers struggle to manage strong…

This free printable PDF helps parents and carers understand what is really behind a child’s behaviour, especially during meltdowns, shutdowns, and moments of emotional overwhelm. It explains the regulation ladder…

This clear and practical PDF helps adults understand that what looks like bad behaviour in children is often anxiety and emotional distress. It is a simple, visual resource designed to…

When a child breaks down over homework after school, this printable helps adults look beyond the task and consider the whole day. It is aimed at parents, carers, teachers, social…

When Your Child Says “I’m Fine”, Please Know This is a free printable PDF poster that helps adults understand what children and young people may really mean when they say…

This printable PDF poster explains why children laugh when they feel nervous, anxious, worried or embarrassed. It helps adults understand nervous laughter as a stress response, not bad behaviour. The…

This free printable PDF is a simple, visual resource that explains toxic shame in children in a clear and easy to understand way. It shows how children can begin to…