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Family First is a free confidential advice and information resource in East Renfrewshire for Families who need of a little bit of help.

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Anxiety UK
Anxiety UK@AnxietyUK·
Last few copies remaining – grab yours while you can! 📘✨ *Everybody Feels* explores our emotions – the good and the not so good. Whether we are happy, sad, angry, worried or confused, all of our emotions are important. This bright book helps toddlers to understand their feelings and gives some easy tips for feeling better. A simple introduction to an important topic for curious toddlers and pre-schoolers (age 2–5 years), with easily explained text and bright, bold illustrations throughout. 💙 ow.ly/vOmL50YEVX4
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Pathways
Pathways@PathwaysOrg·
Executive function skills combine motor, sensory, communication, and cognitive skills Baby has developed in early childhood. They help us accomplish important things and reach new achievements. Activities that support Baby’s #executivefunctionskills: pathways.org/basics/what-ar…
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Parent Club Scotland
Parent Club Scotland@parentclubscot·
The school holidays have arrived again for many of us🌻 Whether you’re at home or going away there are lots of fun, low-cost things you can do together 💟 Check out our website, we have lots of free or low-cost ideas & inspo for all the family to enjoy➡️ parentclub.scot/articles/sprin…
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The Hanen Centre
The Hanen Centre@TheHanenCentre·
Research shows that parents can have a significant impact on their autistic child’s social communication development and that impact grows when they’re genuinely supported to play a leading role. If you’re a parent of an autistic child, this article explores what that looks like in practice. If you’re an SLP, it’s a helpful read to share with the families on your caseload as a way to open a conversation about their role in everyday learning. bit.ly/3Oi89C4
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SimplyFun
SimplyFun@SimplyFun·
"Play is the foundation of learning, creativity, self-expression, and constructive problem-solving. It’s how children wrestle with life to make it meaningful." -Susan Linn Contemporary American psychiatrist
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Anxiety UK
Anxiety UK@AnxietyUK·
Happy April from all of us at Anxiety UK! 🌷💚 As we step into a new month, we’re sending gentle encouragement to anyone living with anxiety: you’re doing your best, and that’s enough. One small step at a time is still progress. We’re here with you for whatever April brings. 💙
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SimplyFun@SimplyFun·
“For a small child there is no division between playing and learning; between the things he or she does ‘just for fun’ and things that are ‘educational.’ The child learns while living and any part of living that is enjoyable is also play.” ~ Penelope Leach
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Coram Family Lives
Coram Family Lives@Coram_FL·
Parenting can feel tough some days, but you don’t have to handle those moments alone. Whatever’s happening at home, support is just a call or message away. If you need some advice or just someone ot listen, we’re here for you until 9pm today #ParentingSupport #FamilySupport
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Psychology Today
Psychology Today@PsychToday·
Books aren’t just nice gifts—they actually help build young brains. Reading together sparks language, strengthens neural connections, and deepens the caregiver-child bond long before a child can even say a word. psychologytoday.com/us/blog/readin…
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The Hanen Centre
The Hanen Centre@TheHanenCentre·
Shared reading is one of the most natural ways to build communication and social skills in young autistic children — and it doesn’t have to follow a script. Whether you’re a parent looking for ways to make book time more interactive, or an SLP searching for a practical resource to share with families, this article has ten tips you can start using right away. From following the child’s lead to adjusting language and building interactions around their interests, these strategies fit naturally into everyday life. bit.ly/4uUXuxz
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Coram Family Lives
Coram Family Lives@Coram_FL·
Parents experience a lot of emotional upheaval. Investing in your wellbeing and putting #selfcare first is important for your emotional and mental health. Check out our 5-step guide to boost your #wellbeing ow.ly/LP0s50YxvqS
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Coram Family Lives
Coram Family Lives@Coram_FL·
Need someone to talk to? We're here for you until 9pm today. Whether it's parenting challenges, family concerns, or worries about your child, we’re ready to listen and support. Our service is completely free and confidential. #FamilySupport #ParentingAdvice #WereHereForFamilies
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Dan Wuori
Dan Wuori@DanWuori·
There’s a reason that baby dolls, toy kitchen sets, and play vacuum cleaners are all popular sellers. That’s because your toddler’s imaginary play begins close to home…. Not as an astronaut or princess, but as the person they know best (and adore most): YOU. And while these are great choices when it comes to playtime, don’t overlook daily opportunities for your little one to participate alongside you in the real world. Safety comes first, of course, so mind the butcher knives and glassware… but can your toddler help unload plastic bowls? Transport laundry items? Sweep? Absolutely. Will it take longer and be less efficient? Also yes. But efficiency isn’t the point here. Connection and apprenticeship are. This lovely video shared to FB Reels by Julie Anne Boyer brings the whole idea to life. It’s a whole collection of safe and well-supervised, “mini-me” examples. What other safe and appropriate household tasks does your little one enjoy “helping” with?
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Place2Be
Place2Be@Place2Be·
It’s Neurodiversity Celebration Week! ✨ Our Programme Leader for Family Work, Judah Racham, shares his reflection on growing up neurodivergent and explores how his own journey helps him support and celebrate his neurodivergent child. Read Judah’s blog: bit.ly/4uJy8my
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The Open University
The Open University@OpenUniversity·
Why do children “misbehave” and what are they really trying to communicate? 💛 @Poppygibsonuk joins Beyond The Books to explore behaviour as communication and the needs behind it. Watch the full episode: youtu.be/cq2nUftJzow?si…
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British Dyslexia Association
British Dyslexia Association@BDAdyslexia·
Great to see our CEO on BBC Breakfast this morning talking about the importance of support for dyslexic children in schools and big congratulations to Millie for her Rainbow glasses invention that could help young people with visual stress in the classroom.
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