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Children often have worries, ranging from imaginary monsters to real-world concerns like natural disasters. These fears can emerge suddenly or be triggered by everyday events as children become more aware of the world around them. As they grow, their understanding of who is in their world and their ability to anticipate negative events can heighten their anxieties.

Many of these fears are a natural part of a child's development and reflect their growing sense of independence. The process of becoming more independent can sometimes lead to feelings of fear, especially as they start to separate more from their caretakers. This fear often evolves into different forms as they age but generally stems from this same developmental process.

For young children, these fears can often be eased through connection with caring adults who provide a sense of safety and reassurance. As children mature, they develop the ability to confront their fears with courage, sometimes requiring the release of emotions like tears. Trusted adults play a crucial role in helping them navigate this process and build the resilience needed to face their worries.

How do you help the children in your life manage their worries?

Tools for regulation and emotional connection resources for preschool through teens:
🧠https://www.theottoolbox.com/zones-of-regulation-activities/
💕https://www.theottoolbox.com/emotional-regulation-games/
💓https://www.theottoolbox.com/social-and-emotional-development-milestones/

Image from: https://macnamara.ca/portfolio/what-kids-worry-and-fear-at-different-ages/

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HOW TO RECOGNIZE SIGNS OF DYSGRAPHIA IN YOUR CHILD

Children struggling with dysgraphia often struggle with written language and how well they are able to express and organize their thoughts on paper. How to recognize the signs.

https://ilslearningcorner.com/2016-11-dysgraphia-how-to-recognize-signs-of-dysgraphia-in-your-child/

This is a good tip from .

One effective strategy for supporting executive functioning is to make things visual. When expectations or end goals are hard to visualize, it can be challenging to initiate tasks, especially those that seem difficult or boring. Planning for future events, organizing thoughts for writing, comprehending what we read, following multi-step directions, and remembering schedules or agendas can also become more difficult. By making these elements visual, you can help bridge the gap between intention and action, making it easier to manage these tasks.

Raising Teens Today ❤️

CONCENTRATION A CHALLENGE?

Lack of concentration can have a negative impact on your child's performance.

When children are not paying attention, they may find it difficult to absorb the lesson well, leading to a lack of understanding and retention of the material. This, in turn, leads to poor performance in exams and assessments.

Our Tesca assessment will help you to understand why your child is struggling.

Contact Samantha Naidoo [email protected]

May the warmth of the sun shine bright on your face, and the vibrant colors of nature bring joy to your heart.

Let's leave the chill of winter behind and step into the promise of longer days, fresh starts, and endless possibilities.

We wish you a season of new beginnings! 🌷🌞"

NOT BEING FOCUSED HAS COST MANY PEOPLE THEIR GAME!

We can help you to stay on top of yours!

Our programme builds an extreme level of concentration - giving you the ability to:

📌 Tune out distractions during key situations
📌 Perform better under pressure
📌 Have more accurate timing
📌 Have improved mental agility

Contact Samantha @gmail.com or [email protected] for more information.

Contact us for more information, we have tailored packages which includes academic, remedial and therapeutic support for learners and parents.

We are based in Centurion💫

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Samantha - Mosaic Minds Neuro Tribe ([email protected])

For all those who are deemed to be 'fine' because they internalise their issues. For all those whose good grades hide their struggles. For all those who don't get the support they so desperately need because they 'don't look autistic'. I see you and I hear you. And it's time to make a change!

Neurofeedback is one of the best interventions to improve slow processing speed.

It is a great skill to teach your kids to express when they feel like they need more of your attention. Until they can, you will have to do this for them. If they aren’t too upset you can try and offer a solution, “it seems like you really want me to spend time with you and you don’t like it when I have to make a phone call.” “I do need to make this call, how about we play one game and then I make the call?” This will only work if you can talk to them before their emotions have escalated too far.

More information on my blog:

https://www.thetherapistparent.com/post/attention-seeking-should-not-be-ignored

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