Grow With Us - Catch Up

More Than Childcare. Grow With Us. A parenting series to support YOU in the first 5 years of your child's learning & development.

Missed some Grow With Us webinars?  Catch up on some of our most popular ones below!

Common Mental Health & Development Differences

This session provides a great opportunity for you to hear from trusted Child Psychiatrist Dr Kaylene Henderson about some of the mental health conditions and developmental differences that we might notice in our 0-5’s. What might autism or ADHD look like in little ones? How about anxiety? And how do we know if a child’s slow-to-develop speech is considered ‘delayed’?

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Steps to Toilet Training

Only About Children Occupational Therapist, Ellyce Pryor, talks all things toileting from when to start, what to look for to tell you your child may be ready and strategies to support your child mastering the move from nappies. You can also read the supporting article here.

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Building Your Relationship With Your Child (And Why It Really Matters!)

Decades of research tells us that children who form close secure relationships with their parents and caregivers in their early years gain a range of important, lifelong advantages. Only About Children parenting expert and Child Psychiatrist, Dr Kaylene Henderson, provides practical tips for building a close relationship with your child that will provide lifelong advantages. You can also read the supporting article here.

 

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Practical Tips To Encourage Cooperative Behaviour In Toddlers

Only About Children parenting expert and Child Psychiatrist, Dr Kaylene Henderson, provides practical tips and insights to encourage cooperative behaviour in toddlers. You can also read the supporting article here.

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Settling into Childcare/Transitioning Rooms

Join parenting specialist and Child Psychiatrist, Dr Kaylene Henderson, with practical tips to support your child through the transitions of settling into childcare or transitioning rooms. You can also read the supporting article here.

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Raising Children with More Than One Language

Only About Children Speech Pathologist, Sarah Kappel, provides practical information and tips on how to support your child’s communication skills across multiple languages. This insightful webinar discusses common myths about bilingualism as well as what to expect from your child’s language development. You can also read the supporting article here

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Managing Anxiety & Building Resilience

Exploring STEM In Infants & Toddlers

In this exciting, new webinar from Jenny Kable, OAC Education Business Partner and popular early childhood blogger, we explore the importance of Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics in the early years of a child’s life and ways it can be incorporated through child’s play. You can also read the supporting article here.

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Managing Meltdowns & Emotions

Dr Kaylene Henderson, Child Psychiatrist and Only About Children Parenting Expert helps with tops tips on managing meltdowns and emotions. You can also read the supporting article here.

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Grief And Loss: Supporting Your Child Through Divorce, Death And Other Big Life Changes

Helping our young children to understand and navigate the death of a loved one, our separation or divorce or one of the other big changes life can sometimes throw at us, can feel incredibly daunting. Join Dr Kaylene Henderson, Child Psychiatrist and parenting expert, for this special webinar in which she shares her practical tips for guiding your little ones through life’s bigger challenges. You can also read the supporting article here.

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News & Views

Advice On Sleep & Settling
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Wellbeing

Advice On Sleep & Settling

Sleep consultants, Carolyn Van Balkom & Natelie Van Wickel, from Safe Sleep Space share tips and advice on sleep & settling for babies and toddlers.
Importance Of Language Development For 2 Year Olds
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Importance Of Language Development For 2 Year Olds

First words are a milestone in children's development. Studies have shown that two-year-old children who use more verbs have more advanced grammatical skills six months later.
Managing Separation Anxiety
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Managing Separation Anxiety

Dr Kim Shortridge, Child and Family Psychologist, outlines the signs of separation anxiety in children and shares helpful management strategies
Raising Healthy Eaters
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Raising Healthy Eaters

Healthy nutrition is important for the growth and development of your child, and this starts with providing balanced and nutritious meals. Here are some helpful tips to get even the fussiest of eaters eating well.
Settling into Childcare or Transitioning Rooms
Settling into Childcare or Transitioning Rooms Settling into Childcare or Transitioning Rooms
Wellbeing

Settling into Childcare or Transitioning Rooms

Dr Kaylene Henderson, Child Psychiatrist and Only About Children Parenting Expert explores the topic of settling into Childcare or transitioning rooms.
Tackling Unhealthy Thinking Habits in Young Children - Negative Thinking
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Tackling Unhealthy Thinking Habits in Young Children - Negative Thinking

Dr Kaylene Henderson, Child Psychiatrist and Only About Children Parenting Expert explores the topic of negative thinking in our little ones.
5 Things To Say Instead Of “Don’t Cry”
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5 Things To Say Instead Of “Don’t Cry”

Our in-house Children Services Curriculum Advisor, Jenny Kable, shares ideas on what to say to console your crying toddler.