Tag: Parenting

The “Parenting in Pictures guides” is a valuable online resource offering practical assistance for parents and caregivers across various age groups. These illustrated guides provide step-by-step instructions for daily care…

“Let’s Be Friends Again” by Hans Wilhelm is a charming and insightful children’s picture book that explores the valuable lessons of friendship, forgiveness, and understanding. Through delightful illustrations and relatable…

This illustrated booklet highlights how infants’ basic needs shape early development and parent-child bonding. It explains how meeting needs through comfort, play, reading, singing, and conversation fosters security and readiness…

The “Sexual Health, Relationships, and Parenthood: A Workbook Resource for One-to-One Support” is a valuable tool tailored for educators, parents, and caregivers to provide comprehensive Relationships, Sexual Health, and Parenthood…

The resource is an activity book for parents and children to use together in the year before the child starts kindergarten/nursery. It contains monthly activities organized into 4 weeks per…

The guide provides parents and caregivers with activities, songs, books, and developmental milestones to promote learning in infants and toddlers ages 0-3 years. It covers 8 key learning areas including…

This book provides information on many aspects of pregnancy, labour and childbirth and the first weeks after child’s birth. Click here to view/download CONTENTS: Introduction Introduction Your Pregnancy at a…

The “Whole-Brain Child Workbook” is a practical resource for social workers, therapist and other professionals working with children. Authored by Dan Siegel, MD, and Tina Payne Bryson, PhD, this workbook…

This booklet is for parents and carers. Its aim is to help them know when the law has something to say about their families’ day-to-day lives. Equally important, it helps…

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…

The “Handle with Care: How to Keep Your Baby Safe” guide by NSPCC is a comprehensive resource for parents and carers who want to ensure their baby’s safety and well-being….

There is no legal age at which children may be left home alone, but parents can be prosecuted for neglect if it puts them at risk of injury or suffering….

The “Out Alone Guide: Is My Child Ready to Go Out Alone?” is a valuable resource for parents who are navigating the challenging decision of allowing their child to venture…

The “Smoking and Quitting: Clean Air for All” is an educational storybook designed to answer children’s questions about smoking, particularly when a parent or adult in their life smokes cigarettes….

This leaflet serves as a helpful guide specifically designed for disabled young people to learn about growing up, sex, and relationships. Whether you’re into team sports, have a passion for…

The guide aims to provide comprehensive advice and tips to parents of disabled children about sex and relationships. When we say ‘disabled children,’ we mean children who may have any…

The easy read pamphlet outlines important practices for reducing the risk of sudden infant death. Key recommendations include placing babies on their backs to sleep, using a crib or cot…

“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…

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…

The resource outlines common signs of visual processing difficulties in kids and young people. These include problems with recognising letters, numbers or shapes, losing their place when reading, messy handwriting,…

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…

Demand avoidance, anxiety and the need for safety are the main themes of this printable PDA poster for children. It explains that PDA is a term used to describe extreme…

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 offers clear, reassuring words for parents and carers who are finding parenting or caring hard right now. It focuses on emotional wellbeing, stress, pressure, and the reality…