"Why do children behave badly when they don't want to do something?"
"Why is homework such a battle?"
"Why is my child reluctant to try new things or gives up easily when the going gets tough?"
If this sounds familiar, you are not alone.
We don't want our children to miss out, and we also want them to be able to do things that other children seem to manage so effortlessly.
There is something we can do to help!
This online session will help you to understand:
- What happens when our child is learning or facing something new
- Why we see difficult behaviour and reluctance to start or carry on
- what we can do to help them build resilience so that they don't give up so easily
This interactive and popular session is one of our Supporting Links Bitesize Parenting Workshops; this one hour event will take place via Zoom and will include a Q&A.
Previous attendees have said:
"This is such a useful session. It is so helpful to have the chance to reflect, and remind myself of things to keep in mind when I try to help my child with something new"
"I find this really hard to do! But I really do see the importance of letting my child do things by himself and let him learn from mistakes with my help - not with my criticism!"
The workshop is open to all parents and carers of children in all years at Ipswich School.
It is never too early or too late to help your child develop resilience!
A subsidy is available for those families in receipt of Universal Credit.
To ask a question or for more information contact Supporting Links on 01442 300185 or email info@supportinglinks.co.uk.
Supporting Links is an independent company.
