Amanda Reynolds- Circle of Security Parenting/Classroom Facilitator

Remember- Inclusion is just a small change in curriculum. 🐊 🐠 🐇

Core sensitivities- have a deep dive into why. When we listen to our shark music we stop looking at the breakdown in communication and start seeing the children as the problem. 🦈+ 🗣️+ 🤫= 🥰

A message from Circle of Security International expressing the delightful curricula COSC brings to Early Childhood Services 💙🩷💛

The COSC Approach does not add one more curriculum to a pile of what teachers have already been trained to implement.

That's because the COS Classroom Coaching is not meant to replace classroom curriculum, but rather build the foundation for learning itself:
“The curriculum of Circle of Security marries beautifully with the other curriculum, social-emotional support, requirements, and initiatives we’re always putting out. Circle of Security just provided another layer that fits in beautifully and actually enhanced the work we were already doing and the things we were already asking of teachers.”�
-Behavioral Supports Coordinator, Georgia, USA

Safe Haven and Secure Base always comes around ⭕️ https://www.facebook.com/share/vMUXWRYnudUmzN4s/?mibextid=WC7FNe

Seeing the Circle with Adult Children I attended a Circle of Security Parenting training as a professional – my interest was in deepening my work with young families and supporting new parents. I never dreamed it would give me such new perspective on my relationship with my own adult children. I’ve been feeling frustrated with my 20...

For all our Early Childhood Educators 🤗 Tomorrow snuggle your babies extra tight 💞

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Can You Spoil an Infant? A caregiver’s desire not to spoil their infant is a rich topic, one that is of real concern and a source of anxiety. Research has shown that infants who fully trust that they are central to someone are less demanding and better able to manage their emotions (not spoiled).

When we think “He just wants attention”
Change your mindset
“He needs connection”
Behaviour is communication and it’s usually written in plain sight

A friend posted this, It truely reflects Rupture and Repair in relationships. Remember- The Rupture is 1% and the Repair is 99%

Your situation is nothing. Your response is everything.

Parents and fellow Mama’s this really was a great read. 🧩

How Can COSP Support Parents of Neurodivergent Children? 4 Ways COSP Supports Parents of Neurodivergent Children People often ask if Circle of Security Parenting (COSP) is helpful for caregivers of neurodivergent children. Here's the good news: All humans have a fully functioning attachment system. For neurodivergent children, the expression of attachm

For our Educators out there xx

5 Ways COS-Classroom Approach Can Help Reduce Teacher Stress The Circle of Security Classroom Approach (COSC) offers a fresh lens for educators that respects the many challenges teachers face when caring for so many children, and that is grounded in the science of children’s brain development and attachment systems. The model gives teachers and children a r...

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