Giddy Goats

14/04/2026

06/02/2024

Lots of giddy babies at the Castlemaine breastfeeding support group. It was such a pleasure to be there today ❤️

15/03/2023

Little Miss B. Our little pot of gold under the rainbow. 🥰

21/02/2023

Happy pancake Tuesday from the Giddy toddlers !

Lots of painted pancakes and toddlers with full bellys this morning.

This was our take on
Pancake challenge 🤪

06/02/2023

Join us for our new parents and preschoolers class!

Let you little once have fun, play, get messy and socialise in an environment that allows you the parent to foster social skills, emotional regulation, communication and self advocacy in your little giddy goats. We'll be on hand with tips and tricks to help make this happen.

All activities are carefully curated and goal oriented.

Come see what makes giddy goats unique.

Booking now open

05/02/2023

Booking now open for Killorglin
www.giddygoats.ie

16/12/2022

Wait for the video of two little giddy goats showing off their new skills! 😍

Giddy Goats shared a post on Instagram: "Turn taking! This strategy is so quick to implement when needed. We have successfully used this at the playground, forest school and toddler group with kids that have never met! You will be surprised how effective this can be!". Follow their account to see 20...

10/12/2022

Welcome to the first of our Saturday superstar series where we highlight resources or service that are making us giddy!

First up is this fun and engaging Christmas book about ....

Clump the lump of coal.

Poor Clump is upset that Santa gives him away as a gift to *naughty kids that don't want him.

He tries to prove he is worthy of being a great Christmas gift by showing that he can do all the things that other traditional Christmas items can do, but it results in a bit of a mess and a disheartened clump.

Santa realises his mistake and helps clump to find someone who has clump on the top of his wish list.

Clump no longer has to try and fit in because he simply belongs.

*PS*
We don't believe that any children are naughty and that all behaviors serve a purpose. Once we understand the purpose, we can teach an alternative and safe way for that child to have their needs met. All kids are good kids ☺️