Talking To Your Child If you are worried your child is feeling down it can be hard to know how to help. to and knowing how they feel is important to you will help. Talking To Your Child Meditation

. If talking is sometimes too hard going for a walk together, listening to some music or watching some TV can.. Want to talk about your baby / will bring up what has happened when you feel like talking. As time. baby. You could get in touch with NHS Talking Therapies Service Norfolk and Waveney for support. If you

anything you wouldn't feel comfortable talking about with a stranger, and avoid giving away too much

A Talking Boxes Activities Ultimate Phonological Awareness activities (For children aged 3 onwards

it first. Approaching the subject gently can be a good way to start. You could begin by talking to your

: www.justonenorfolk.nhs.uk/mhsupportOver 16's Phone: NHS Talking Therapies Service Norfolk and Waveney (known

lifting their head. Playing, talking, cuddling, reading, and singing together can help distract baby

before weaning your baby and request a referral. The video below has a mother talking about weaning her

. Remembering the person Talking about the person who died and saying their name is healthy. You might feel.. Photo’s, memory boxes and talking about your own memories of the person are good ways to help your.. Give your child opportunities to talk about what they are going through; Talking is often easier. to remind them as time goes on. People like to feel useful. Talking to other people who have been

by talking to them and telling them what is going to happen. Don't just slip away when you think