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Understanding the Root of BehaviourWhen a child’s behavior feels off, it’s easy to label it as misbehavior. But often, t...
30/09/2025

Understanding the Root of Behaviour

When a child’s behavior feels off, it’s easy to label it as misbehavior. But often, there’s something deeper going on.

Instead of:

❌ “They’re just being difficult.”

Try asking:

✅ “What’s really going on here?”

Possible underlying causes:

Hunger or exhaustion – Is their body asking for rest or nourishment?
Sensory overload – Are they overwhelmed by too much noise, light, or touch?
Emotional skills – Are they struggling to process big feelings?
Unmet needs – Is there something they need, but can’t express yet?

Remember, behaviour is just the surface.

Behind every outburst or challenge, there’s a message we can listen to and understand.

What’s one way you’ve learned to approach your child’s behavior with more compassion?

🔍 Signs of Sensory Processing ChallengesIt’s more than being ‘too sensitive.’🔹 Hypersensitive (Avoids input): ✔️ Covers ...
26/09/2025

🔍 Signs of Sensory Processing Challenges

It’s more than being ‘too sensitive.’

🔹 Hypersensitive (Avoids input):
✔️ Covers ears with loud noises
✔️ Refuses certain textures
✔️ Overwhelmed in crowds

🔹 Hyposensitive (Seeks input):
✔️ Always moving, spinning
✔️ Loves tight hugs, deep pressure
✔️ Ignores pain or temperature

Understanding sensory needs helps reduce frustration!

✨ Tag a caregiver who needs this!

🚫 Why ‘Just Try Harder’ Doesn’t Work 🚫Kids do well when they can, not just when they want to.💡 Struggling with: ➡️ Follo...
23/09/2025

🚫 Why ‘Just Try Harder’ Doesn’t Work 🚫

Kids do well when they can, not just when they want to.

💡 Struggling with:

➡️ Following directions? → Support executive function skills.
➡️ Emotional regulation? → Teach, don’t just expect.
➡️ Completing tasks? → Offer scaffolding, not punishment.

✨ Meet them where they are. Growth starts with support!

It’s not about effort—it’s about skills!

Share if this resonates. ❤️

🧘‍♂️ Self-Regulation Starts with Co-Regulation 🧘‍♀️Kids learn calm from calm adults. Your response shapes theirs!🚨 Child...
19/09/2025

🧘‍♂️ Self-Regulation Starts with Co-Regulation 🧘‍♀️

Kids learn calm from calm adults. Your response shapes theirs!

🚨 Child: Cries uncontrollably
❌ Parent: “You’re okay, just stop.”

✅ Try instead: “I see you’re upset. I’ll sit with you until you feel better.”

✨ Your calm helps them find theirs.

Double tap if you agree! ❤️

3 Phrases That Build Emotional Security 🏡Words shape how kids feel about themselves and the world. Try these simple shif...
16/09/2025

3 Phrases That Build Emotional Security 🏡

Words shape how kids feel about themselves and the world. Try these simple shifts:

❌ Instead of: “You’re fine.”
✅ Say: “I see this is really hard for you.”

❌ Instead of: “Stop crying.”
✅ Say: “It’s okay to feel upset. I’m here.”

❌ Instead of: “You’re overreacting.”
✅ Say: “I understand this feels big to you.”

💡 Small changes, big impact! Which phrase will you start using today? Drop it below! ⬇️

🧠 The Emotional Cup Theory 🧠Why do meltdowns happen? When a child’s emotional cup is empty, frustration takes over.☕ Ima...
12/09/2025

🧠 The Emotional Cup Theory 🧠

Why do meltdowns happen? When a child’s emotional cup is empty, frustration takes over.

☕ Imagine a Cup:

✅ Full cup = Happy & regulated
❌ Empty cup = Tired, frustrated, overstimulated

💡 Ways to Refill Their Cup:

❤️ One-on-one time
🎨 Meeting sensory needs
🗣️ Emotional validation

A full cup = fewer meltdowns & more connection.

How do you help your child recharge? Drop your tips below! ⬇️

🚨 What to Do When Your Child Hits You 🚨Every action is communication. Responding calmly helps break the cycle.🚫 Don’ts: ...
09/09/2025

🚨 What to Do When Your Child Hits You 🚨

Every action is communication. Responding calmly helps break the cycle.

🚫 Don’ts:

❌ React with anger
❌ Shame them for their actions
❌ Ignore their emotions

✅ Do’s:

✔️ Stay calm and set a boundary
✔️ Teach alternative ways to express frustration
✔️ Model appropriate behavior

Your response shapes their learning. What’s helped you handle tough moments? Share below! ⬇️

🧘‍♂️ The Best Calming Strategies for Every Child 🧘‍♀️Every child regulates differently! Find what works for them.🎨 For c...
05/09/2025

🧘‍♂️ The Best Calming Strategies for Every Child 🧘‍♀️

Every child regulates differently! Find what works for them.

🎨 For creative kids: Coloring, sensory bins ✏️
🏃 For active kids: Trampoline, heavy work 🤸
🎵 For auditory kids: White noise, calming music 🎧
🗣️ For verbal kids: Storytelling, affirmations 📖

Small tools, big impact! What’s your child’s favorite way to calm down? Share below! ⬇️

🚦 Why Transitions Are So Hard & How to HelpMoving from one task to another can feel overwhelming for kids. Here’s how to...
02/09/2025

🚦 Why Transitions Are So Hard & How to Help

Moving from one task to another can feel overwhelming for kids. Here’s how to make transitions smoother!

🔹 Why It’s Hard:

❌ Sudden changes
❌ Feeling out of control
❌ Sensory overload

🔹 How to Help:

✅ Use timers or countdowns ⏳
✅ Give warnings before switching activities 🗣️
✅ Offer transition objects (like a fidget toy) 🧸

Small adjustments = big difference! What’s your go-to transition tip? Drop it below! ⬇️

🚨 Signs of a Dysregulated Child & How to HelpRecognising the early signs can prevent a full meltdown. Here’s what to wat...
29/08/2025

🚨 Signs of a Dysregulated Child & How to Help

Recognising the early signs can prevent a full meltdown. Here’s what to watch for and how to support them.

🔹 Early Signs:

😣 Restlessness, irritability, zoning out
✅ Try deep breathing exercises

🔹 Escalating Signs:

😡 Yelling, hitting, running away
✅ Use pressure input (hugs, weighted items)

🔹 Crisis Mode:

💥 Full meltdown, unable to respond
✅ Offer a quiet, safe space

💡 Understanding behaviors before they escalate is key! Have you noticed these signs in your child?

Share your experience below! ⬇️

👀 Why Eye Contact is Hard for Some KidsEye contact isn’t the only way to connect! Here’s why some kids avoid it and how ...
26/08/2025

👀 Why Eye Contact is Hard for Some Kids

Eye contact isn’t the only way to connect! Here’s why some kids avoid it and how you can support them.

🔹 Why They Avoid Eye Contact:

🧠 Overwhelming sensory input
🗣 Harder to process words & expressions
😨 Anxiety in social settings

🔹 Alternative Ways to Connect:

👂 Let them look away while listening
📝 Use gestures or written communication
👫 Encourage side-by-side conversations

💡 It’s not about rudeness—it’s about comfort! Connection matters more than eye contact. 💛

✨ Double tap if you agree! ✨

🧠 Sensory Overload vs. Sensory Seeking 🏃‍♂️Every child experiences the world differently! Understanding their sensory ne...
22/08/2025

🧠 Sensory Overload vs. Sensory Seeking 🏃‍♂️

Every child experiences the world differently! Understanding their sensory needs helps you support them better.

🔹 Sensory Overload (Too Much Input)

🚫 Avoids loud places
🚫 Hates certain fabrics
🚫 Covers ears often
🚫 Needs quiet time

🔹 Sensory Seeking (Needs More Input)

✅ Loves spinning, jumping
✅ Seeks hugs & pressure
✅ Touches everything
✅ Craves movement

💡 Every child is unique! Which one does your child relate to most? Drop a comment below! 👇

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