Comments for Understanding Childhood http://www.understandingchildhood.net Wed, 05 Jan 2011 22:24:29 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 Comment on Crying and sleeping in the first months of life by Crying http://www.understandingchildhood.net/posts/crying-and-sleeping-in-the-first-months-of-life/comment-page-1/#comment-50 Crying Wed, 05 Jan 2011 22:24:29 +0000 http://understandingchildhood.net/wp/?p=388#comment-50 [...] that this is just a phase that he is going through, here is a link to an information page about crying babies and also a link to the cry-sis website. Take Care and do come back if you need any further advice [...] [...] that this is just a phase that he is going through, here is a link to an information page about crying babies and also a link to the cry-sis website. Take Care and do come back if you need any further advice [...]

]]> Comment on Directory of projects relating to refugee child mental health by psychosoziale Gesundheit http://www.understandingchildhood.net/posts/directory-of-projects-relating-to-refugee-child-mental-health/comment-page-1/#comment-49 psychosoziale Gesundheit Sat, 01 Jan 2011 22:18:42 +0000 http://understandingchildhood.net/wp/?p=502#comment-49 While we are in the area of Directory of projects relating to refugee child mental health « Understanding Childhood, Two clusters of characteristics that have proven to be convenient descriptive categories, and which are related to the underlying cause of retardation, are psychosocial disadvantage and emotional disturbance. While we are in the area of Directory of projects relating to refugee child mental health « Understanding Childhood, Two clusters of characteristics that have proven to be convenient descriptive categories, and which are related to the underlying cause of retardation, are psychosocial disadvantage and emotional disturbance.

]]> Comment on Booklet – Understanding childhood, key stages in your child’s emotional development from birth to adulthood by Tears on the school run and not from the kids!!! feel so embarrased now!! http://www.understandingchildhood.net/posts/booklet-understanding-childhood-key-stages-in-your-childs-emotional-development-from-birth-to-adulthood/comment-page-1/#comment-48 Tears on the school run and not from the kids!!! feel so embarrased now!! Fri, 10 Dec 2010 19:55:08 +0000 http://understandingchildhood.net/wp/?p=414#comment-48 [...] Positive Parenting - Netmums and http://understandingchildhood.net/do...10poster01.pdf and here Booklet – Understanding childhood, key stages in your child’s emotional development from... Will you have a look and let us know what you think? Hopefully you will wake up tomorrow fresh and [...] [...] Positive Parenting – Netmums and http://understandingchildhood.net/do…10poster01.pdf and here Booklet – Understanding childhood, key stages in your child’s emotional development from… Will you have a look and let us know what you think? Hopefully you will wake up tomorrow fresh and [...]

]]> Comment on Understanding your overactive child by Lyn Nixon http://www.understandingchildhood.net/posts/understanding-your-overactive-child/comment-page-1/#comment-47 Lyn Nixon Wed, 24 Nov 2010 14:44:42 +0000 http://understandingchildhood.net/wp/?p=398#comment-47 We have used all the leaflets in the past but this one is particularly useful to give to families concerned about ADHD where either the diagnosis is still uncertain or where the family simply needs ideas to manage lively behaviour. I am very glad it continues to be available. It would be nice if the Young Minds phone number on the back of the leaflet could be updated to save us having to change this manually We have used all the leaflets in the past but this one is particularly useful to give to families concerned about ADHD where either the diagnosis is still uncertain or where the family simply needs ideas to manage lively behaviour. I am very glad it continues to be available. It would be nice if the Young Minds phone number on the back of the leaflet could be updated to save us having to change this manually

]]> Comment on An infant mental health service – the importance of the early years and evidence-based practice by Rev.George Mathew Vadayattu http://www.understandingchildhood.net/posts/an-infant-mental-health-service-the-importance-of-the-early-years-and-evidence-based-practice/comment-page-1/#comment-44 Rev.George Mathew Vadayattu Mon, 27 Sep 2010 14:56:57 +0000 http://understandingchildhood.net/wp/?p=496#comment-44 Hi, Ur website is rich with relevant information for parents and those who have a concern for kids. RGM Hi,
Ur website is rich with relevant information for parents and those who have a concern for kids.

RGM

]]> Comment on Promoting infant mental health – a framework for developing policies and services to ensure the healthy development of young children by Rachel Houlcroft http://www.understandingchildhood.net/posts/promoting-infant-mental-health-a-framework-for-developing-policies-and-services-to-ensure-the-healthy-development-of-young-children/comment-page-1/#comment-43 Rachel Houlcroft Wed, 22 Sep 2010 07:54:37 +0000 http://understandingchildhood.net/wp/?p=488#comment-43 Hello Are you aware that the NCT runs postnatal courses now with specialist workers that deal with some of the issues raised in this leaflet? Postnatal Leaders have been taught by the NCT and gain a diploma in facilitation to run courses based around group discussions of parents (usually mums) about the issues they face during the transition to parenthood. Some postnatal leaders have links with the Children Centres and some with the NHS but it would be useful if the NHS considered using leaders across the country to run discussion groups and reach more parents. Thank you Rachel Hello

Are you aware that the NCT runs postnatal courses now with specialist workers that deal with some of the issues raised in this leaflet?

Postnatal Leaders have been taught by the NCT and gain a diploma in facilitation to run courses based around group discussions of parents (usually mums) about the issues they face during the transition to parenthood.

Some postnatal leaders have links with the Children Centres and some with the NHS but it would be useful if the NHS considered using leaders across the country to run discussion groups and reach more parents.

Thank you

Rachel

]]> Comment on Reducing risks, relationship-based services for babies and parents by S Marriott http://www.understandingchildhood.net/posts/reducing-risks-relationship-based-services-for-babies-and-parents/comment-page-1/#comment-15 S Marriott Wed, 01 Sep 2010 15:37:02 +0000 http://understandingchildhood.net/wp/?p=492#comment-15 Invaluable resource for a clear explanation of a complex subject.Thank you so much for making sure these great publications are still available. This really helps me focus on the specifics in out early intervention work with families. Invaluable resource for a clear explanation of a complex subject.Thank you so much for making sure these great publications are still available. This really helps me focus on the specifics in out early intervention work with families.

]]> Comment on Your new baby, your family and you by Jason http://www.understandingchildhood.net/posts/your-new-baby-your-family-and-you/comment-page-1/#comment-9 Jason Tue, 10 Aug 2010 14:59:29 +0000 http://understandingchildhood.net/wp/?p=314#comment-9 The information in this leaflet is amazing!!! The information in this leaflet is amazing!!!

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