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Feeling Emotional Home > Emotional Health > Children & Young People's Emotional Health > Feeling Emotional

to manage their feelings. If these big feelings start to impact your child's time at nursery or school. speak to your child's school or setting, they will be happy to talk to you about how best to support

Safe Space Home > Emotional Health > Children & Young People's Emotional Health > Safe Space

A safe space or calm corner is a designated space for your child or young person to go when they feel their emotions are heightened and need a quiet, comfortable environment to help them gain emotional or physical control.  Safe spaces can be used at home or school as a place for your child to feel safe, comforted and soothed when they need extra support during the day. Reasons. or at school Feeling anger over a disagreement or overwhelming demand or expectation. Safe spaces

What is an Additional Need? Home > Child Development & Additional Needs > Additional Needs > What is an Additional Need?

or school, talk to them about any concerns you may have, they can reassure you and / or help you find. child attends school or an early years setting, talk to them about any concerns you may have

Sleep Home > Child Development & Additional Needs > Additional Needs > Sleep

who could help out sometimes? Take any chance to nap. If your child is at school, nursery or has. bank holidays) and 9am-1pm on Saturdays. If your child attends school or an early years setting

Physical Activity Home > Child Development & Additional Needs > Additional Needs > Physical Activity

with nursery and school too. Look for local activity and sports groups – get in touch and explain your child’s. (excluding bank holidays) and 9am-1pm on Saturdays. If your child attends school or an early years setting

Measles Home > Childhood Illnesses > Measles

2024 alone.  The Community and School-aged Immunisation Team have been delivering MMR vaccinations.. Attending Appointments Who can Help? For questions or queries about school age immunisations you can

Arguments Home > Emotional Health > Parental Emotional Health > Arguments

When parents argue regularly it can have a very negative effect on their children.  Children who are around adults who shout loudly, argue a lot or ignore each other often, don't see and learn how to resolve conflict in a healthy way. This can have a negative effect on their view of what a healthy relationship is. It can negatively impact children feeling safe in the family environment, doing well in school, and their own mental health. It’s normal to have some disagreements with our loved ones

Talking To My Child About Weight Home > Our Services > School Height And Weight Checks > Talking To My Child About Weight

speak to other Norfolk parents and carers by clicking our online community forum below. School

Developmental Concerns Home > Child Development & Additional Needs > Developmental Stages > Developmental Concerns

assessment, and vision assessment. If your child attends school, nursery or a registered childminder

Stammering Home > Speech & Language > Stammering

for pre-school children who stammer.   Advice For Younger Children Advice For Older Children