with feelings of doubt and danger. To suppress the thought and lessen their worries, they begin to repeat. if your child finds it hard to talk about their feelings when they struggle. For example, a sign

you would like to. Some people find they can show and talk about their feelings of grief. Others. to deal with the loss. Sometimes texts, notes or emails are easier ways to share your feelings. help you be together without the pressure to talk about your feelings all the time. Find ways

, and recognising or understanding their intentions and feelings. This can lead to difficulties. blunt or insensitive Finding it hard to understand or express their feelings, sometimes taking. overwhelming feelings Gaining sensory input, for example, hand flapping may provide visual stimulations

in friendships are common. They are all learning together about how to manage their feelings and how to get. go well Dealing with feelings of jealousy when others do better than they do Having something..  Encourage your child to say ‘you are hurting my feelings’ and then walk away from children. about what has happened. This gives them time to discuss friendships and feelings. Encourage them

feelings. They are learning to recognise who makes them feel safe and secure and who makes them feel

and feelings with you. Trying to keep talking and communicating, give your child the opportunity to think

these feelings worse. If you’re feeling anxious, talk to your care team and ask for support

your eating habits, likes and dislikes They will also ask you about your own thoughts and feelings

and responding to your child's feelings Self-regulation & anger Communication and tuning in Having fun

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