their emotions and physical changes can be unsettling, so it can be helpful to normalise it by talking. to talking to them whenever they need it.  Young people may experience their first 'crush' during puberty. neurodivergent young people find change unsettling, so talking to your child about puberty from. on the subject for when they become curious If your child feels embarrassed talking, consider suggesting

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not be comfortable talking to you, but think with them about other trusted adults who might help. who they are talking to online, you can always contact us for advice and guidance.Who can Help? You. is the UK's leading eating disorder charity. Your young person may feel more comfortable talking

if There is No Soap?  Talking to Your Child We want children to understand the importance of protecting themselves. yourself when talking to your child – they will pick up on your anxiety. Explain to them all the things. and protects us from germs. Watch a video about how the immune system works Talking to Your Child

including a support line at Drinkaware. Being A Role Model Talking & Listening Make sure your child. confident about themselves can help in building self-esteem and in making good decisions. Talking. use or are worried about who they are talking to online, you can always contact us for advice

another time. Don’t forget to spend time talking to your child and praising them when you see them. how they feel seriously they are more likely to carry on talking to you as they get older. You can. Time & Space Talking a lot and asking questions could make your child feel even more agitated

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. Spend as much time as you can playing and talking with your child without distractions – even 5. is one of the best things you can do for their development!Why not try talking to them about. by talking about ones you see around you is really helpful!Who can Help? You can contact the Healthy Child

building begins in babyhood. Every time you praise a child for trying something or talking about.. Talking to your child about these changes and the fact they are a normal part of growing up, can help. habits and make talking about their feelings easier. Positive Diary Use a special note book or start

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