If you would like support with your child’s behaviour , please contact the\u00a0 Health Visitors via a text to our Chathealth Parentline to discuss further :<\/p>\n
07312 263 081<\/p>\n
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Below are links which may be useful :<\/p>\n
https:\/\/www.nhs.uk\/baby\/babys-development\/behaviour\/dealing-with-child-behaviour-problems\/<\/a><\/p>\n Resources For Families & Individuals | Oxford Brain Story \u2014 Oxford Brain Story | AFWI<\/a><\/p>\n <\/p>\n The Solihull Approach team at “Our Place” run a free course for parents about understanding the impact of the pandemic on children. The Solihull Approach is an evidence based way of understanding and relating to your child while also support your own emotional wellbeing.<\/p>\n You can access the free course here:<\/p>\n Understanding the impact of the pandemic on your child<\/a><\/p>\n Here are some helpful tips on managing children\u2019s emotions and common difficulties in the early years, including sleep: \u00a0Common Difficulties In Early Years Children & Babies | Common Mental Health Difficulties Early Years | Anna Freud Centre<\/a><\/p>\n NHS dealing with child behaviour problems: Dealing with child behaviour problems – NHS (www.nhs.uk)<\/a><\/p>\n Separation anxiety NHS: Separation anxiety – NHS (www.nhs.uk)<\/a><\/p>\nCourses for parents and carers<\/h2>\n
Children’s emotions and how to manage them<\/h2>\n
Separation anxiety<\/h2>\n
Is your child ready for school? Find further information here:<\/h2>\n