Jacqueline Jabonero-Espina Developmental-Behavioral Pediatrics

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 **AJACQUI’s ADVANCING YOUR CHILD’S ABILITIESWhen your child is inattentive, hyperactive and impulsive.
17/09/2025

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JACQUI’s ADVANCING YOUR CHILD’S ABILITIES
When your child is inattentive, hyperactive and impulsive.

You may need to provide kids with ADHD-like symptoms with…

Modifications in the classroom can help make learning less frustrating and overwhelming for both you and the child.

No matter if you are a teacher or a parent who has a child in need of some adjustments to support their individual learning needs, we have some suggestions.

Some of these may seem simple, but can make all the difference in the child’s successes throughout the year.

Children with ADHD or ADHD-like symptoms, may need adjustments when it comes to:

🤷Focusing on tasks and instructions given in the classroom
​​🤷Limiting distractions in the classroom
🤷Providing breaks or ways to move to calm the body
🤷Additional attention or check-ins from teachers

There are many modifications that can be made for the child based on their individual needs. Teachers, parents and therapists can work together to find out the best way the child can learn.

For a general idea, grab this free download of modifications by grabbing the link below or clicking it in our profile.

🔗https://ilslearningcorner.com/2016-12-classroom-modifications-help-students-fidgeting-attention-focus/?utm_source=Google%20Ads&utm_medium=Test2&utm_campaign=Test3

When do you start to enrol your child
17/09/2025

When do you start to enrol your child

3-year-olds don't need to know their ABCs for kindergarten.

What they DO need:
* To wait their turn on the slide without pushing and shoving to be first
* The courage to try new tasks even when they look hard (so many kids give up before they even start!)
* Running across the yard without falling over - being confident and active outdoors
* Body control to sit and listen during story time (they'll need this skill constantly at school)
* To keep trying when they mess up - because mistakes happen every single day when you're learning

The letters and numbers will come. But these skills? They're everything.

16/09/2025

🧠 Did you know children develop body awareness and emotional regulation through more than just sight, sound, and touch?

✨ Two powerful (but often overlooked) sensory systems, interoception and proprioception, help kids manage movement, energy, and big feelings like frustration or tiredness.

🔍 Research shows these systems are more connected than we once thought!

For example, what looks like clumsiness may actually be linked to interoceptive processing, not just movement control.

💡 The more we understand how these systems work together, the better we can support kids who struggle with regulation, coordination, or emotional awareness.

10/09/2025

✨ Empowering the Distracted Learner:
Tools to Strengthen Attention, Routine & Independence ✨

In conjunction with World ADHD Awareness Month, KinderJoy invites parents to a powerful workshop in collaboration with Dayna ABA Therapy Centre:

📅 Date: 4 October 2025 (Saturday)
🕘 Time: 9.00 – 10.00 am
📍 Venue: Auditorium @ KinderJoy Main Campus

👩‍🏫 Speaker: Dana Tai (ABA therapist, educator, and entrepreneur with a Master’s Degree in Applied Behaviour Analysis and BCBA)

💡 What Parent Will Learn:
✅ Why children struggle with focus & routines
✅ Practical ABA tools for home & school
✅ Simple strategies to build independence

🎯 Special Small Group Consultations (Registration required)
🎨 Fun Children’s Activities (Ages from 18 months to 6 year old)

💰 Fee: FREE for KinderJoy Parents | RM20 for Non-KinderJoy Parents

👉 Register now before 26 September 2025 — limited seats available!

🌟 Together, let’s create calmer homes, stronger routines, and confident learners.

🔗 Register now: https://forms.office.com/r/2hbfb2T9XT

26/08/2025

Here Are Some Simple Ways to Teach Empathy and Kindness to Kids

Be a good role model:
Show kindness in your actions.

Use kind words:
Teach them to say "please," "thank you," and "sorry."

Read books about kindness:
Stories can teach big lessons.

Practice sharing:
Share toys, snacks, or time.

Talk about feelings:
Ask, "How do you think they feel?"

Help others together:
Volunteer or do small acts of kindness.

Praise kind actions:
Say, "That was so thoughtful of you!"

Teach active listening:
Show how to listen without interrupting.

Play teamwork games:
Build cooperation and care.

Encourage thank-you notes:
Write notes to show gratitude.

Talk about differences:
Teach respect for everyone.

Use role-play:
Act out kind and unkind situations.

Create a kindness jar:
Add notes for kind deeds.

Teach about helping animals:
Show care for pets and wildlife.

Celebrate kindness:
Make a big deal out of kind acts.

Teach patience:
Practice waiting and taking turns.

Show how to apologize:
Teach, "I’m sorry. How can I make it better?"

Talk about kindness daily:
Ask, "What kind thing did you do today?"

13/08/2025

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