Understanding and Supporting SEN Children (Special Educational Needs – SEN)
Parenting Perspective Repetition as a Normal Part of Play Many young children repeat certain actions such as rocking, spinning or…
Understanding and Supporting SEN Children (Special Educational Needs – SEN)
Parenting Perspective Normal Distractibility vs. Potential Difficulties Toddlers naturally have short attention spans, so it is normal for them to…
Understanding and Supporting SEN Children (Special Educational Needs – SEN)
Parenting Perspective The Link Between Sleep and Development Sleep difficulties are very common in young children and can happen at…
Understanding and Supporting SEN Children (Special Educational Needs – SEN)
Parenting Perspective Shyness vs. Social Anxiety Shyness is a normal personality trait for many children and is often just part…
Understanding and Supporting SEN Children (Special Educational Needs – SEN)
Parenting Perspective Normal Tantrums vs. a Potential Need Tantrums are a normal part of early childhood and usually happen when…
Understanding and Supporting SEN Children (Special Educational Needs – SEN)
Parenting Perspective Early Signs: Social Interaction and Routines It is completely understandable to feel concerned if you notice your child…
Understanding and Supporting SEN Children (Special Educational Needs – SEN)
Parenting Perspective Understanding Sensory Processing Challenges Sensory processing challenges happen when a child’s brain has trouble making sense of information…
Understanding and Supporting SEN Children (Special Educational Needs – SEN)
Parenting Perspective Understanding Variations in Speech Development It is natural to worry if your child does not seem to be…
Understanding and Supporting SEN Children (Special Educational Needs – SEN)
Parenting Perspective Understanding Normal Development vs. Learning Needs Many parents wonder if their child’s struggles are simply part of normal…
Understanding and Supporting SEN Children (Special Educational Needs – SEN)
Parenting Perspective Normal Phases of Growth It is completely normal for parents to wonder if tricky behaviour is just a…