This information session looks at how the arrival of a new baby affects the family unit from a toddler’s perspective. We explore common challenges that families face as well as discussing practical ideas to help manage the transition to a larger family.
This session will assist parents to gain a better insight into the importance of play, and how nurturing and positive relationships strengthen brain connections in young children.
This information session examines developmental readiness, expectations, and management strategies for the family during this milestone to greater independence.
This information session discusses the challenges toddlers face when transitioning to a bed. We explore strategies to manage this change for both the toddler and the family. We examine the developmental stages the toddler experiences and how this impacts on their choices regarding whether to sleep or not?
This conversation explores how parents can support children to develop skills that promote a healthy view of themselves so they can make good choices, be themselves and get on well with others. How do we build this culture in our family and community?
Building little wonders positively facilitates children and parents connecting through play, and assists children to learn about the world around them. Each session provides an opportunity to interact with your child while enjoying activities, socialising with other families and being supported by Ngala Child Health Nurse.
This unique program is for families with adolescents 12-18 years to attend together with the goal of improving their communication and relationship by using music to reconnect with themselves and others. The acclaimed Drumbeat program facilitates the social and emotional skills for healthy relationships and has been proven to improve self-regulation and increase mental wellbeing.
So join us today and experience first hand the therapeutic joy of hand drumming.
***Please note this program is for parents and adolescents to attend together***