These video sessions are suitable for both parent/carers, school staff or other professionals with no previous knowledge or understanding of Sensory Processing / Sensory Integration issues

If your child often seems to struggle with playing and friendships: Talk to nursery / school and ask them for feedback – they may be able to spot... Talk to school or early years setting, or call Just One Number to speak to a health professional... If you are finding  your child struggles to cooperate with rules and your are finding their behaviour hard to manage speak to nursery / school or call us at Just One Number to talk to a health professional

Stress at home or at school

If your child attends school, nursery or a registered childminder, talk to them about your worries – they will be able to work with you to build your child’s skills and advise on any next steps needed

Some very young children have a mobile phone, but most parents wait until their child is about to start secondary school

If at all possible children value both parents being able to come to school events and share in their good and bad moments... Keep up routines such as going to school and specific meal times

Common signs of social withdrawal include: Avoiding social situations - Avoiding break times at school, group activities with peers and preferring to be alone Extreme shyness - Children may struggle to start conversations or maintain them and avoid making eye contact Nonverbal cues - They may show close... On an environmental level, social withdrawal could stem from previous bad experiences within social settings such as school or group situations

You can call Just One Number to speak to a health professional or speak to your child's school or early years setting... Looking After Yourself Find out more about behaviour troubleshooting Click HereWho can Help? Remember all children are different but if you are worried speak to your child's preschool setting or school, they will be happy to talk to you about how best to support your child

Discuss what activities might work for your child with nursery and school too... If your child attends school or an early years setting, talk to them about any concerns you may have, they can reassure you and / or help you find the right help