There are lots of reasons why caring for a child can be tough. Unexpected things happen, or sometimes things just feel like they’re too much. It's important to remember that children want to feel safe, loved and cared for by their parents and carers, even if times are tough. If a child's needs are not met this can impact their development. Choose a topic below Family Networking Money Worries Children's Emotional Health Holiday Support and Food Spotting Serious Illness Safeguarding

Phonological Awareness – also known as Speech Sound Awareness is the ability to: Identify syllables in words Identify and generate rhyming words Identify individual sounds in words Blend sounds to make words. These skills are essential for speech sound development, reading and spelling. Choose a topic below Speech Sound Awareness - Early Non-Speech & Rhyme Speech Sound Awareness Pack - Information & Activities Speech & Language

Pathway to Parenting (P2P) is a programme for parents to be. It helps you think about the development of your unborn baby and the first few weeks after birth. It includes how things may change when you become a parent and some of the practical skills you might need to care for your baby. There are lots of ideas and activities to support families. Session 1 Session 2 Session 3 Session 4 Pathway To Parenting

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The communication pyramid is a simple way to show how communication develops. The skills at the bottom come first and need to be in place in order to support the development.’ at it. This means we don’t really think about what happens and when it should happen in our development. Some., and is based on the ages and stages of children's communication development. Answer questions. development. Take the quiz! Communication Quiz Who can Help? You can contact the Norfolk & Waveney

or concerns about your child's health, wellbeing, communication or development. You can also call Just. Healthy lifestyles Child development Emotional health Behaviour and sleep Toileting And much more. and development. This contact will enable us to get to know you and your family, and it is also a chance. to be. It helps you think about the development of your unborn baby and the first few weeks after. a questionnaire about your child's development. This will help you to think about the stage your child

An object of reference is an object which has a particular meaning associated with it. For example, a fork may be the object of reference for dinner. A bath toy used as an object of reference for bath time.  The object is closely associated with and comes to represent another object, activity, person or event. These objects need to be used consistently to give your child information about what is going to happen and can be used to support the development of a child’s understanding

in the face, mouth and soft palate needed for clear speech and language development. They learn to ‘sip. is good for children. It helps with speech development and learning to concentrate. Look at books. With Other Children Spending time with other children is valuable for communication development. communication development. If your child attends nursery or a registered childminder, talk to them. this is not getting in the way of their communication skill development. If You Are Worried This self-care

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.    This course can help to develop understanding of typical speech sound development and common speech. to develop understanding of the stages of phonological awareness development and give ideas. development all day every day.Extra Help for Early Communication Extra Help for Early Communication