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Children’s Sleep Resources for Parents: National Bed Month – The Science of Sleep and Its Impact on Children’s Mental Health and Learning

March marks National Bed Month, a time to spotlight the often-overlooked importance of sleep in our lives. While adults frequently grapple with sleep-related challenges, it’s our children who are particularly vulnerable to the effects of inadequate rest. In this blog, we share children’s sleep resources for parents, explore the science of sleep and its profound […]

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Winter Wellbeing for Children: Simple Ways to Boost Moods in the Darker Months

Every January, you might hear about ‘Blue Monday’ – often called the most depressing day of the year. But here’s the truth: Blue Monday is a myth, and what really matters is winter wellbeing for children, which can be affected by shorter days and colder weather. What is real, though, is how the winter months

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Youth Mental Health Day 2025 – Share Support: A Time to Connect, Understand, Empower

Every year on 19th September, Youth Mental Health Day (YMHD) shines a light on the importance of young people’s mental wellbeing. Led by the youth mental health charity stem4, this national awareness day encourages us to break stigma, open conversations, and make support accessible. This year’s theme, “Share Support,” is about the power of connection:

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Ways to Get Children Active and Improve Mental Health

Energise Your Children: Simple Ways to Get Them Moving for Better Mental Health

In a world where technology dominates and screens are ever-present, getting children moving might feel like an uphill battle. But fostering an active lifestyle from a young age is one of the greatest gifts we can give our children. As we mark Mental Health Awareness Week 2025, let’s focus on the undeniable connection between physical

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Lead with Love: Supporting Children’s Wellbeing and Stress Through Compassion

April is Stress Awareness Month in association with Stress Management Society, and this year we are thinking about #LeadWithLove—a powerful call to action based on the principles of Unconditional Positive Regard, something that can be very challenging. It encourages us to approach ourselves and others with kindness, compassion, and acceptance, no matter the difficulties we

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Encouraging Positive Bedtime Habits During #NationalBedMonth

March marks the beginning of #NationalBedMonth, a time to focus on the importance of sleep for everyone, especially our children and positive bedtime habits. Sleep plays a crucial role in their physical, mental, and emotional development. It fuels their growth, creativity, and learning, and helps them stay emotionally balanced. As parents, we know that bedtime

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Supporting Your Child’s Mental Health

Supporting Your Child’s Mental Health: Tips for Struggling Parents

As part of Children’s Mental Health Week, in partnership with Place2Be, the focus this year is on encouraging children and young people to express their emotions. In this blog, we’ll explore practical ways parents can support their child’s mental health in understanding, expressing, and managing their feelings with confidence. 1. Embrace the Power of Co-Regulation

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