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Minimising Tantrums at the Shops Part 2
Minimising Tantrums at the Shops Part 2 All parents understand the struggle and balancing act that shopping with children can be. In last month’s edition of GHG (TM), we took a look at some of the less understood reasons why shopping can be so hard for children. We...
Minimising Tantrums at the Shops
NEW DIGITAL PLATFORM - You can now access theGreat Health Guide through ISSUU - CLICK HERE TO ACCESS Minimising Tantrums at the Shops By Deb HopperPublished in The Great Health GuideCLICK HERE FOR THE AUDIO VERSION Taking kids shopping is one of those activities that...
Fussy or Problem Eaters
Fussy or Problem Eaters? Can you relate with your children? Words By Deb HopperPublished in The Great Health Guide Fussy eating is a phase of development that most families contend with to some extent. Fussy eating is very common in pre-schoolers as they are...
Kids’ Sleeping Matters
ids' Sleeping Matters By Deb HopperPublished in The Great Health Guide Many children struggle in winding down and getting to sleep. They have been learning so much through play or learning at school throughout the day. They have been taking in social cues and learning...
Helping Children Develop Friendships
By Deb HopperPublished in The Great Health Guide Helping Children Develop Friendships - Great Health Guide Article Here Lots of children develop friendships and enjoy planning and participating in playdates. For some, these skills seem to develop naturally. However,...
The Importance of Understanding the WHY of Behaviour
[embedyt] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7I_f2fo9hfI[/embedyt]Hi, I'm Deb Hopper, Occupational Therapist and Amazon number one bestselling author from Life Skills 4 Kids. I just wanted to touch base this month and say hi.We've been active in lots of exciting things...
Ouch Don’t Touch Me! How some children react to sensory overload
By Deb Hopper Published in The Great Health Guide GreatHealthGuide.com.au Ouch! Don’t Touch Me! Many children struggle to cope with the sensory bombardments that come with hair care. Some children as toddlers and pre-schoolers find this difficult. Some children...
5 Top Tips for Long Trips with Kids
Keeping you sane during long trips!! School holidays often equate to travelling long distances and often carry high expectations for family fun, bonding and memories. But, often as we turn the key in the car and the kilometres tick by, so too do our precious children...
