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25.01.2022 Children are more likely to stay quiet about abuse or harm than to speak up (especially if they know their abuser). On the rare occasion that children or young ...people can and do speak out they need to be heard and given an appropriate response to ensure their safety and well-being. It is unusual for children who are being abused to tell someone. When this does occur, that someone needs to pay attention. As part of Queensland Child Protection Week in Gympie (6-12 Sept), we’ve put together a list of helpful services that can provide confidential support to kids and parents. Go to www.childprotectionweekgympie.org.au #qldchildprotectionweek Amamoor State School Kandanga State School P&C Gympie Central State School Gympie South State School Gympie West State School Gunalda State School Gympie East State School One Mile State School Two Mile State School Widgee State School Chatsworth State School #WolviStateSchool Jones Hill State School #KiaOraStateSchool Monkland State School Victory College My St Patrick's College Gympie Special School Cooloola Christian College Mary Valley State College Kilkivan State School Tin Can Bay P-10 State School Rainbow Beach State School Rainbow Beach State School P & C Goomeri State School P-10 Dagun State School P&C Association Kids Bizz Tin Can Bay Parkside Early Learning Centre Family Day Care Gympie Region Uniting Church Child Care Centre Gympie Kitiwah Place Early Learning Centre Milestones Early Learning Gympie South CCC Early Learning Centre Goodstart Early Learning Gympie All Aboard Gympie Region Kids On Calton Early Learning Centre Gympie Community Place Growing Gympie Kids Books4kids Gympie Book Swap Growing Gympie Kids Group

25.01.2022 After more than 18 years with our service, Coordinator Merril Patrick has retired. All the best for the future Merril, you will be missed.

23.01.2022 Tips básicos para la alimentación complementaria Déjalo tocar tanto su comida que se ensucie de la cabeza a los pies. Déjalo jugar con su comida, aunque no ...se la lleve a la boca. No está siendo "maleducado", está aprendiendo. Sé amoroso mientras lo asistes al comer. Déjalo ver cómo se preparan sus alimentos y si se puede que participe en su preparación. Asegúrate de que te vea comer. El ejemplo es clave! Déjalo interactuar con su comida y sus utensilios a su antojo. Déjalo alimentarte, servirte de su comida en tu plato y tomar comida de tu plato. Imitación, interacción, imitación! Déjalo manipular los alimentos con sus manos pero también con utensilios, aunque no se los lleve a la boca. Tú los usas así que es más que obvio que tu bebé también quiera usarlos. No le pongas baberos o prendas que impidan la interacción con los alimentos. Toda su piel debe estar en contacto con los alimentos, es parte del proceso de aprendizaje y estimulación, así que entre menos ropa mejor. Verás que eso mejorará su interacción y aceptación de alimentos. No lo limpies mientras come. Eso interrumpe su proceso y le enseña que comer viene acompañado de sensaciones desagradables. Espera hasta que termine para limpiarlo y procura hacerlo en otra habitación. No lo distraigas para comer. Ni con pantallas ni con juguetes. Comer es un momento de aprendizaje, distraerlo sólo entorpece el proceso y fomentas que coma sin ser consciente de sus sensaciones de apetito y saciedad. No lo obligues a comer. NUNCA! Además de que eso genera estrés y hace que asocie la comida con una sensación negativa, fomentas que se desconecte de sus sensaciones de apetito y saciedad. Todos los niños tienen un apetito variable y es NORMAL. Respétalo. Por: Martha Beauregard Paz Especialista en Nutrición Tu Nutrióloga Pediatra

22.01.2022 Looks like a fun activity for the older kids :)

21.01.2022 Mean or cruel words harm children and young people. Cruel comments, name calling or yelling at children can hurt them and make them feel unimportant and unlovab...le. ‘Sticks and Stones’ comments of days gone by have long been disproven and it is clear that calling children names, even in jest is harmful. Yelling, name calling or making cruel comments about children or any part of them is harmful. If you are a trusted person in a child’s life it is most likely that they will believe what you are saying. As part of Queensland Child Protection Week in Gympie (6-12 Sept), we’ve put together a list of helpful services that can provide confidential support to kids and parents. Go to www.childprotectionweekgympie.org.au #qldchildprotectionweek Amamoor State School Kandanga State School P&C Gympie Central State School Gympie South State School Gympie West State School Gunalda State School Gympie East State School One Mile State School Two Mile State School Widgee State School Chatsworth State School #WolviStateSchool Jones Hill State School #KiaOraStateSchool Monkland State School Victory College My St Patrick's College Gympie Special School Cooloola Christian College Mary Valley State College Kilkivan State School Tin Can Bay P-10 State School Rainbow Beach State School Rainbow Beach State School P & C Goomeri State School P-10 Dagun State School P&C Association Kids Bizz Tin Can Bay Parkside Early Learning Centre Family Day Care Gympie Region Uniting Church Child Care Centre Gympie Kitiwah Place Early Learning Centre Milestones Early Learning Gympie South CCC Early Learning Centre Goodstart Early Learning Gympie All Aboard Gympie Region Kids On Calton Early Learning Centre Gympie Community Place Growing Gympie Kids Books4kids Gympie Book Swap Growing Gympie Kids Group Community Action Inc Laurel Place Inc North Coast Aboriginal Corporation for Community Health Gympie Regional Council Cooloola Human Services Network

19.01.2022 Child Care Vacancies available in Imbil now! Contact us on 54826099 to enrol.

18.01.2022 How lovely is this

18.01.2022 Educator Rhonda would like to share the lovely artwork they have done today for NAIDOC week.

18.01.2022 Happy Early Childhood Educators Day. Thank you for everything you do #lovefamilydaycare

17.01.2022 A little dose of cuteness for your Monday

17.01.2022 A TIMELY REMINDER ABOUT AUTISTIC SHUTDOWN (graphic + links) Text: I Want You To Know About...Autistic Shutdown Autistic shutdown is like an internalized meltdo...wn. While the person is experiencing a lot of emotions, they can't express them outwardly. It may look like this: zoning out, exhaustion/falling asleep, hiding/defensive position. How can allistic (non-autistic) folks help? - Safety first! Help them to a quiet place w/ minimal stimuli. - Be sensory sensible! Have a kit tailored to their needs. - Eliminate all expectations/demands. They are currently overloaded. - Reduce interactions, giving them space and time. REMEMBER: Autistic shut-down is NOT stubbornness, laziness or disrespect. Autistic shut-down is involuntary, painful, exhausting. Please, be patient and compassionate. Info by Kate, Autistic Girls’ Journey; illustrated by Introvert Doodles For additional Autistic insights (including ways to support a loved one/yourself), please see: From Speaking of Autism - Quincy Hansen, Understanding Shutdowns & Autism (tinyurl.com/vywxvwv) From Neurodivergent Rebel, Autism & Shutdowns - How They Differ From Autistic Meltdowns' (tinyurl.com/y8rj85sp) From Amythest Schaber, Ask An Autistic: What Are Autistic Shutdowns?' (youtu.be/3WIiL8vBjq0) From @theautisticlife (Instagram), Shutdowns in Autistic People (tinyurl.com/3dxkkcfk)

16.01.2022 Awesome fun happening at Imbil Family Day Care #lovefamilydaycare

15.01.2022 Babbling development is a often missed but super important component of speech and language development. Here are some milestones to help you monitor those little ones!

15.01.2022 GYMPIE'S BIGGEST EAT STREET PARTY IS COMING!!! Please Share

14.01.2022 "Differences in children's versus adults' ability to accurately report their experiences is minimised when interviewers ask good questions." Today we kicked of...f our Changing Futures 2021 webinar series for professionals with leading expert, Professor Martine Powell from the Centre for Investigative Interviewing at Griffith University. Find this useful resource about how adults can help children have a voice here https://bit.ly/3vsaHiV #askgoodQs #ChangingFutures #HarmfulSexualBehaviours

13.01.2022 Luke, Miranda and Hunter give an Acknowledgement of Country in celebration of NAIDOC Week Celebrate with more great shows that embrace the richness of Indigenous history, culture and achievements: https://iview.abc.net.au/collection/naidoc-week-on-abc-kids

12.01.2022 Contact us on 54826099 to find out more

12.01.2022 Beautiful animation explaining Autism

12.01.2022 Playgroup @ Monkland State School for children aged birth to 5 years.

11.01.2022 Imbil Family Day Care is open now and has vacancies. Contact us to enrol on 54826099. https://www.facebook.com/imbil.fdc

06.01.2022 These wooden block sets that were sold at Aldi have been recalled.

04.01.2022 We are no longer collecting for Lids for Kids. Thank you to those that have been dropping these in to us but we can no longer accept them.

03.01.2022 Haha, kids, gotta love em

03.01.2022 Look Before You Lock. Every time. Without fail. Leaving children unattended in a vehicle can result in serious injury or death.

01.01.2022 "Today was a Difficult Day," said Pooh. There was a pause. "Do you want to talk about it?" asked Piglet. "No," said Pooh after a bit. "No, I don't think I do." ..."That's okay," said Piglet, and he came and sat beside his friend. "What are you doing?" asked Pooh. "Nothing, really," said Piglet. "Only, I know what Difficult Days are like. I quite often don't feel like talking about it on my Difficult Days either. "But goodness," continued Piglet, "Difficult Days are so much easier when you know you've got someone there for you. And I'll always be here for you, Pooh." And as Pooh sat there, working through in his head his Difficult Day, while the solid, reliable Piglet sat next to him quietly, swinging his little legs...he thought that his best friend had never been more right." A.A. Milne Sending thoughts to everyone having a Difficult Day today. May you have your own Piglet to sit beside you