Build positive routines  A good nights sleep is really important so try to get your child into a routine which fits in with school or college... Read more about sleep for older children Top Tips {"markup":"Emotions\n","blocks":{"contentData":[],"settingsData":[]}} Emotions {"markup":"Managing Our Emotions\n\n ","blocks":{"contentData":[],"settingsData":[]}} Managing Our Emotions {"markup":"The Traps We Fall Into\n\n ","blocks":{"contentData":[],"s

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Behaviour & Sleep

Babies should only sleep in something that has been designed for a baby to sleep in... This keeps your baby as safe as possible as they sleep ... Read more about safer sleep A Safe Nursery Room Temperature The room temperature in your home should be around 16 – 20 degrees celsius to make sure your baby does not get cold or overheat (which increases the risk of sudden infant death)

Find information about the ADHD Nursing Service here Just One Norfolk - Children's Sleep Advice Our NHS parenting support website offers information and advice about sleep regarding children and teenagers.  Find sleep & behaviour pages here Norfolk Family Hubs Norfolk Family Hubs support parents and carers of children and young people with: Advice, guidance and support Money, work childcare and housing Parent & Carer wellbeing Children & Young P

By the time your baby goes home you should follow the advice for all babies that they sleep on their backs on a flat, firm mattress. This is the safest way for your baby to sleep to keep the risk of sudden infant death (SIDs) low

Prosopagnosia A neurodivergent person can struggle to control their sleep/wake cycle, or they might find that being very sensitive to sensory input, such as sounds and smells, makes it difficult for them to go to sleep ... Sleep disorders From potty training to constipation, the relationship with neurodivergent children's diet, interception challenges and differences in understanding and communication can lead to toileting challenges

Make sure your baby has a safe place to sleep and has the right bedding. Always put your baby to sleep on their back with their feet at the bottom of the cot/pram... Read more about safer sleep Preparing For Your New Baby Once Baby is Here {"markup":"No one wants to think that they might have to use life saving skills on a baby

The four walls can ‘close in’ from too much time at home and being outside can help your mood and your patience! Keeping Moving Activities and Games Getting a balance between busy activities, quiet play and periods of rest and sleep is good for your child's health and wellbeing