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This is a platform on which content focused on child development and intentional parenting from child experts and other individuals who care and support children and young people is shared and discussed to support holistic child development.
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20/08/2020
Children need to be allowed to try things out, make mistakes and be guided to problem solve. 🙂. They will be better adults for it.
12/08/2020
Discipline! What methods do you use to discipline your child? Are they effective? Time to reflect. 🤔
11/08/2020
Instead of telling your child what to be, seek out a child's interests and strengths, and motivate them and nurture them, giving a child room to be themselves with your guidance. Everyone is most confident when they are being true to themselves.
09/08/2020
. Communicate to them and show them that you believe in them. Children feed off of the significant adults in their lives. 🙂
Have a warm Sunday evening.
WAYS TO BUILD CONFIDENCE IN CHILDREN!
Welcome to this episode and take a listen as our psychologist Letisia Murungyi discusses and shares ideas on how to build up a child's confidence.
Food for thought...
"Kids naturally want to make a meaningful contribution but to succeed at a young age, parents must believe they have what it takes to do it. Behind every (young) child who believes in himself is a parent who believed first" Matt Jacobson
"With realisation of one's own potential and self-confidence in one's ability, one can build a better world" Dalai Lama
IDEAS FOR CREATING A YOUNGER CHILD'S ROUTINE
Have you started or do you want to create a routine for your younger children? Let us share some ideas on WHAT TO INCORPORATE INTO A YOUNGER CHILD'S ROUTINE based on the developmental needs of this age group. We hope you find it helpful. Letisia Murungyi.
24/07/2020
Hey there,
Please join us for our first episode on Parenting 411 ug with our psychologist Ms. Letisia Murungyi as we discuss *First Things First, the value of having a routine and structure for our children.
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24/07/2020
series!
As we start this exciting journey, get acquainted with our very own child expert, Ms.Letisia Murungyi (fondly referred to as Miss Letisia or Miss Murungyi or Aunty Letisia by the younger people).
She is a trained psychologist who is passionate about child development and supporting the different stakeholders such as parents to understand and plug into their children's lives from an informed perspective. She holds specialised training in working with children with an MSc in Applied Psychology (Child/Educational Psychology pathway) from the University of Worcester in the United Kingdom and an undergraduate degree in Community Psychology from Makerere University.
She has 9 years' worth of experience working with children, young people, and parents. Over the years, she has worked as part of the neuropsychology team at Global Health Uganda, a child-focused research organisation and currently holds a position as a School Psychologist at the ARK Schools (Naguru, Kololo and Nakasero) heading the growing child development department.
She is also a private practitioner, supporting children and parents according to their needs. She has participated as an invited speaker at parent workshops facilitated by different schools and private entities. Her passion and experience over the years has also extended to volunteering work with young people in the past with organisations such as Baylor College of Medicine Children's Foundation and currently with Watoto Children's Church and the School Program under Bible Study Fellowship (BSF)
24/07/2020
WELCOME to Parenting 411ug! 😃
This is a community platform on which content focused on intentional parenting and child development from child experts and other individuals with diverse backgrounds of experience in raising, supporting, or caring for children and young people is shared and discussed to support holistic child development.
We look forward to sharing with you content geared towards ways to enhance our children's development in different dimensions; how to mould children into formidable adults in these times; how to pass on life lessons during this time of virtual learning and beyond; titbits on how parents can make learning interesting while working from home; bonding with children; meeting the different needs of children as unique learners; parent self-care and several other topics on the best/recommended ways to offer support to our children in the home setting. We hope to keep it simple, practical and valuable.
LET US WALK THIS PARENTING JOURNEY TOGETHER!