Please use the dropdowns below to find information regarding understanding feelings and emotions.
Tips for Toddlers
Support for families of primary aged children 5-11 years
Support for families of primary aged children 5-11 years
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How we encourage and support children to recognise and talk about their feelings and emotions
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An activity to demonstrate how they may feel when they are happy, sad, angry or worried.
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Talking about feeling angry, it is ok.
Support for families of primary aged children 5-11 years with additional needs
Primary School Age 5-11 years with additional needs.
- Interesting facts if your child is presenting with traits of Autism
- Top tip of the week
Back to School
Pre Teen Sleep
Teenage Brain
Feelings Chart
Feelings Chart
- Pictures to support children to recognise the feelings and emotions of others and themselves.
Positive Play
Keep Calm and Carry On
Anger Mountain
Anger Mountain
- Recognise the triggers
- Manage the safety of others until the crisis point is over
- Calm and reassure the child before moving on to something positive.
- When the child feels calm they may be able to talk about their feelings.
Be an Owl not a Crocodile
Parenting Tool Box
The Families Under Pressure Series
Early Help Parenting Advice
Do you need some support and advice to understand your child’s needs and behaviours?
- Advice on positive parenting and how to keep your child safe
- To understand the importance of routines for your family
To get in touch with your questions please download the appropriate poster below.
- Penwith - Penzance, St Ives, Hayle and Surrounding
- Kerrier - Helston, Redruth, Camborne and Surrounding
- Carrick - Falmouth, Perranporth and Truro areas
- Restormel - St Austell, Fowey, Newquay and Surrounding
- North Cornwall - Bodmin, Wadebridge, Camelford, Bude and Launceston Areas
- Caradon - Callington, Liskeard and Saltash areas