The Feelings Weather Report
Ask your child what the weather is like inside them today. Sunny, cloudy, stormy — suddenly they have words for feelings.
Naming feelings, taking turns, patience, sharing and calming down after a meltdown.
Ask your child what the weather is like inside them today. Sunny, cloudy, stormy — suddenly they have words for feelings.
Prop a mirror in front of your baby during tummy time. The face they cannot look away from is the one that makes them lift their head.
Brainy Bug Resources
Children calm down faster when they can name what they feel. These give you the words to practise together on an ordinary day — not mid-tantrum.
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Grip, balance, climbing, cutting, threading — the body learning to obey the brain.
Words, stories, rhymes and back-and-forth conversation in any language you speak at home.
Sorting, counting, patterns, cause and effect, simple science and problem solving.
Art, music, building and pretend play — where children practise having their own ideas.
Water, dough, rice, sand and texture — messy play that settles busy little bodies.
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