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Babies ( Under 1 ) Home > Speech & Language > Talk & Play > Babies ( Under 1 )

. Dive Deeper Talking To Your Baby From birth your baby will enjoy listening to you and other. and have eye contact with you. Talking To Your Baby First Moments & Early Days When your baby is very. thought; I just decided it had to go.”   “He has started talking now so we have gotten rid of the dummy

Pre-Schoolers Home > Speech & Language > Talk & Play > Pre-Schoolers

. 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

Self Confidence and Self-Esteem Home > Emotional Health > Children & Young People's Emotional Health > Self Confidence and Self-Esteem

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

Coping With Stress Home > Emotional Health > Parental Emotional Health > Coping With Stress

in touch with the NHS Talking Therapies Service Norfolk and Waveney. Try relaxation techniques. the future and things you can’t control. How To Manage Stress? Talking To Your Child If You Suffer. they feel! Talking To Your Child If You Suffer With Stress Who can Help? If your stress is making

Self-Harm Home > Emotional Health > Children & Young People's Emotional Health > Self-Harm

 of what might help them most. Talking to your child’s school can help widen your child’s support. out how to write a safety plan Talking to your young person about self-care and support while. about your young person's internet use or are worried about who they are talking to online, you can

3 - 4 Month Check Home > Our Services > 3 - 4 Month Check

, be sociable and enjoy physical activity. The time you spend playing and talking to them help.. Talking to them about the things they show an interest in, helping them explore the things around. holding skills. Talking, looking at books and singing songs to help with early language skills. Give them

Keeping Children Safe Home > Staying Safe > Staying Safe Around Others > Keeping Children Safe

is it Important? Talking Get your child into the habit of talking to you and other trusted adults about any. harm or a crime has been committed call the police on 999. Talking Grooming Grooming is how how. who they are talking to online, you can always contact us for advice and guidance. Social Media

Screen Time Home > Healthy Lifestyles > Move More > Screen Time

craft activities or sports.   Reducing Screen Time Things You Can do Instead Spend time talking

Supporting Children's Mental Health Home > Emotional Health > Children & Young People's Emotional Health > Supporting Children's Mental Health

child is doing whether you are worried about them or not. This will help them get used to talking about

Safeguarding Home > Our Services > Safeguarding

and alcohol use" "My child spends hours online late at night, I don't know who he is talking to." "My