and confidence in speech and communication. Uninterrupted time spent being with and talking to your child. and talking with your child without distractions – even 5 minutes here and there adds up and can

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

faster, reading a harder book, even talking to a new person at school. Ways to relax their bodies. a problem – it may be you, other family members, friends or teachers. Build talking time into your

time thinking about your baby and planning for their arrival. Talking to the baby bump will mean. if your baby copies. Spending time holding, talking and playing with your baby plays a very

that they're loved by both parents. Be honest when talking about the separation or divorce but keep. Talking Therapies Service Norfolk and Waveney. Read more about parental wellbeing Parental Wellbeing

if they have resources you can use at home too. Start talking to your child before any changes begin. Find. they understand things and how they behave is a very important part of keeping them safe. Talking

partner is very important in being able to get along together. When we avoid talking about things. you answer. Listening To Each Other Listening is as important as talking to settle a problem

of any observations you record when you are talking to professionals. Examples could include: Unusual. allow staff to adjust how they teach or plan their activities to support your child.  Talking

a Diagnosis Educating Friends & Families By talking about your child's successes and differences you can. them how best to connect with your child, such as talking about things that help and don't help

By following their lead, your baby will tell you when they are hungry and when they are full up. This is called responsive or paced feeding. Making eye contact and talking or singing to them during feeds, holding your baby close and feeding whilst skin to skin will help your baby feel safe, loved and secure.  Being able to recognise your baby's feeding cues will mean you can feed them when. or signs of being hungry. If your baby is upset, try to soothe them before you offer a feed. Talking