resources for little ones
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for caregivers
Trauma & Coping
Children process events and build resilience in different ways – whether through imaginative play, artistic expression like drawing, or constructing with blocks. Activities can be used to promote emotional expression and stress relief, fostering a supportive environment for children to navigate challenging memories.
3) COVID-19: Bird Stays Home
Grief & Loss
Talking about grief and loss with children is a crucial step in helping them navigate the complex emotions that arise during challenging times. As adults navigating grief ourselves, we understand the importance of fostering an open and supportive environment for both children and grown-ups.
Regulation & Mindfulness
Labeling and acknowledging feelings allows young ones to become empowered both in mindset and in their reactions. Mindfulness exercises tailored for young minds can help children learn to manage their bodily and emotional reactions to overwhelming experiences.
1) My Body Sends a Signal: Helping Kids Recognize Emotions and Express Feelings (Resilient Kids)
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Moms Do Yoga: https://www.momsdoyoga.com/
The Motherhood Center: https://themotherhoodcenter.com/
The Pregnant Scholar: https://thepregnantscholar.org/
Emily Oster: https://parentdata.org/author/eoster/
Previa Alliance: https://previaalliance.com/
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Ensuring children get to school safely is crucial, allowing them to focus on learning without fear or anxiety. Safe travel to school fosters a supportive environment, reducing risks of accidents and ensuring peace of mind for both students and parents.
An important guide: Getting to School Safely - cooperhurley.com/getting-to-school-safely/
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Cerebral Palsy Guide is an organization dedicated to providing support for those affected by cerebral palsy, birth injuries, or other developmental disabilities. To help support these families, Cerebral Palsy Guide has created this page highlighting different resources available to families:
https://www.cerebralpalsyguide.com/community/parents-caregivers/
practicing mindfulness