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Wishing all the amazing children and their wonderful parents a joyful and colourful Holi! May your celebrations be filled with laughter, love, and vibrant memories. Enjoy the festivities and stay safe! 🎨👨‍👩‍👧‍👦

Dear Parents and Children,

On this special day, I want to celebrate the strength, resilience, and love that each of you brings into the world. Your journeys inspire me every day, and it's an honour to support you through life's challenges and triumphs.

Warmest Wishes,
Shipra Tiwari, CC

New Year Greetings from Your Child Counsellor

Dear Parents and Little Ones,

As we welcome the New Year, I want to take a moment to express my deepest gratitude for the trust and warmth you’ve shared with me throughout the past year. It has been an honour to watch your children grow, learn, and overcome challenges, and to support your families along this beautiful journey.

This year, I hope you all continue to embrace the wonder of childhood, fostering kindness, patience, and understanding in every moment. May the New Year bring new joys, healthy connections, and the courage to face any challenges that come your way.

Let’s work together to make this year even brighter for your little ones, full of laughter, learning, and love.

Wishing you a year of happiness, growth, and endless possibilities!

Warmly,
Shipra Tiwari

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Making your child a positive person involves a combination of nurturing, guidance, and leading by example. 🗣
Here are some tips. 💡
• Children learn by observing their parents. Show them positivity in your actions and words.
• Teach your child to view challenges as opportunities for growth. Praise their efforts. Educate the idea that they can improve with effort and persistence.
• Encourage your child to express gratitude regularly. This could be through a gratitude journal, daily discussions about what they are thankful for.
• Encourage open communication and actively listen to their concerns and feelings.
• Help your child develop positive self-talk by addressing negative thoughts and replacing them with positive affirmations.
• Equip your child with the skills to solve problems and cope with difficulties. This can build their confidence and reduce feelings of helplessness in challenging situations.
• Monitor and manage exposure to negative influences, such as certain media content or toxic relationships.
• Acknowledge and celebrate your child's achievements, no matter how small. This boosts their self-esteem.

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Do you share bedtime stories or have a heart-to-heart talk with your child during bedtime? 😴🫶🗣

If not then here are some comforting and positive things to say to your child at bedtime.

1) I love you so much
2) I am so proud of you
3) I will always protect you
4) You can talk to me about anything
5) I am always here for you
6) I am so lucky to be your parent
7) Tomorrow is a new day with new possibilities
8) Rest well & recharge

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5 ways to help your child develop a positive mindset 🧠

Be a Role Model: Practice positivity in your life. Children often copy what they see their parents doing, therefore, showing them optimism will encourage them to adapt the same behaviour.

Practice Gratitude: Regularly say what you are thankful for and have your kid do likewise. This can help them concentrate on the bright side of their lives.

Teach Affirmations: Teach your child create positive affirmations which can assist him/her in building self-esteem.

Challenge Negative Thoughts:
Teach them how to identify negative thoughts and change the way they think about themselves. Tell them to ask if this thought helps me?

Discuss Emotions:
Help your child express his or her feelings. Make him or her in realizing that it’s alright to be sad, angry, or worried but there are ways of dealing with such feelings.

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Learning in the mother tongue is the best start to education

Parents and teachers together help to build the foundation for the child as they start their journey in this world.

Parenting is a joyful experience. Cuddling, kissing, hugging, playing, and nourishing the young ones is a special feeling. And that feeling became magical for me when both the little ones started to utter those first few words in their life.

A beautiful process that became even more adorable when little ones conversed in their mother language with people around them. Colloquial words that we as parents had heard from our grandparents sounded so special when coming from these little ones.

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How to talk to your children about conflict and war

8 tips to support and comfort your children.

1. Find out what they know and how they feel

2. Keep it calm and age-appropriate

3. Spread compassion, not stigma

4. Focus on the helpers

5. Close conversations with care

6. Continue to check in

7. Limit the flood of news

8. Take care of yourself

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We all want what’s best for our children, but being a parent isn’t always easy.

Watching your child experience the physical and emotional pain of bullying or cyberbullying is heartbreaking.

Make sure they know they can talk to you at any time and reassure them that things will get better.

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We all want what’s best for our children, but being a parent isn’t always easy.

Watching your child experience the physical and emotional pain of bullying or cyberbullying is heartbreaking.

If you know your child is being bullied, there are several steps you can take to help:
1. Listen to your child openly and calmly
2. Reassure your child
3. Talk to the teacher or school
4. Be a support system

Make sure they know they can talk to you at any time and reassure them that things will get better.

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I’m not sure if my child is being bullied.

What signs should I look out for?

Keep an eye on your child’s emotional state, as some children may not express their concerns verbally.

Talk to your children about what they think is good and bad behaviour in school, in the community and online. It is important to have open communication so that your children will feel comfortable telling you about what is happening in their lives.

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How can I help prevent bullying?

The first step to keeping your child safe, whether in-person or online, is making sure they know the issue.

Have you spoken to your child about the bullying? If so, how did they respond?

Are you aware of any specific incidents or individuals involved in the bullying?

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