Meet Little Duck, as he swims round and around, comparing himself to other animals. If only he could see himself through their eyes!
In our world of social media perfection, help your child to look through the eyes of Little Duck and see... "the best thing about you, is that you are YOU"
Find out more“You can't stay in your corner of the Forest waiting for others to come to you.” Wise words from Pooh Bear, reminding us we have to make an effort sometimes... but what if your child is shy and struggles to make friends?
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“Sticks and stones may break my bones, but names will never harm me”.... Really? I don't think so! Being called names, being teased, having rumours spread about you – these are some of the most hurtful and damaging forms of verbal bullying that children can experience...
Find out more“We all can dance if we find music that we love”. Such wise words from a giraffe called Gerald, and I believe the same applies to children and exercise. But it has to be fun...
Mild anxiety is common in everyday life, it's a natural response that children- and adults - experience when we feel frightened or worried about something...
“Once there was a boy and one day he found a penguin at his door... the penguin looked sad and the boy thought it must be lost" (JEFFERS) It's not just penguins who feel lonely! Children as young as six years old have been getting in touch...