Are you the #parent of an 18 month old? Do you live in London? Take part in an #online parent focus group on screen time, bedtime and #child development run by researchers @bbkpsychology! £25 e-voucher for taking part. Register your interest here: https://tinyurl.com/5s53nnae
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Sunday the 10th October was World Mental Health Day which helps us to focus on the importance of positive mental health and wellbeing, especially as parents. In 2020, one in six school-aged children was identified with a mental health problem. This has risen from one in ten in 2004 and one in nine in 2017.
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Health Visitors are registered nurses or midwives with a specialist qualification in public health. They work with families who have children between the ages of 0 and five. Lewisham Health Visiting Services are provided by Lewisham and Greenwich NHS Trust, and Health Visitors work in five teams, across the Borough. What your Health Visitor
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Do you need help and support with a housing or a welfare benefits issue? Bench Outreach are providing weekly drop-in sessions: @ Clyde Early Childhood Centre Alverton St, London SE8 5NH Thursdays: 10am – 1pm FOR MORE INFORMATION AND TO BOOK A SLOT: Contact Bench Outreach housing advisor Dave, by email: dave@benchoutreach.com
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October is Black History month and there are lots of ways to learn and explore Black History with your under 5’s Watch these dads and daughters discussing everything from Rosa Parks to the Jamaican football team together during Black History Month. Find out about Princess K’s black history heroes in this animation from CBeebies House
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Today marks World Mental Health Day which encourages us all to focus on our mental or emotional health. All of us have faced different challenges over the last year from home schooling, working from home, illness or even bereavement. World Mental Health Day can help us look at how we are feeling and work towards
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Hi there! Would you believe it? The October School Holiday is fast approaching and I’m very excited to share with you the RSBC Activities Sheet for October! Our face to face activities are on the attachment in red, with the online activities printed in black. These activities help to connect our young people across England
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Autumn offers a rich bounty of inspiration for exploring and imaginations. Chances are if your children are in an early years setting, they’ll be doing lots of activities related to Autumn and getting them outdoors with some Autumn-inspired activities will continue this learning at home. It doesn’t matter if it is a sunny September, an overcast
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Stopping smoking is one of the best things you will ever do for you and your family’s health. It’s never too late to quit smoking. Whether you’ve attempted to quit before, been thinking about it for a while, or are only just considering stopping, there are lots of different support options and tools available, so
We hear lots about routines when we have children. Whether it’s how to get your baby into a good sleep routine, managing your toddler’s toilet training or how to introduce solids, we can feel that there are so many routines to keep up with. But having some routines in your day can really help you
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