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From Seedling to Tree

Locality: Bundaberg, Queensland

Phone: +61 434 942 236

Address: Suite 1A / Level 1 WIN Tower, 2 Barolin St 4670 Bundaberg, QLD, Australia

Website: http://www.fromseedlingtotree.com.au

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25.01.2022 Great post shared by @antonellagrassocounsellor (originally from @wholeheartedschoolcounseling #anger #becurious #lookunderneath #wonder #showempathy #childrenstherapyservices #childrenstherapy #sitwithit

25.01.2022 Children are forever learning and absorbing their surroundings. Our words play a significant role in their learning and by reframing our language from 'problem... focused' to 'solution focused', it empowers children to be confident and develop a positive growth mindset. (Image via WholeHearted School Counseling)

24.01.2022 As parents and as a community, we can create positive experiences for our children in our quickly changing world.

23.01.2022 It’s never to early to start storytelling

23.01.2022 Are you going through a transformation or transition in your life? Nature holds wisdom to help us through all stages of our messy, perfectly imperfect moments. We are here to help you to connect to this wisdom.

21.01.2022 Just a reminder... #ReadAloud15

18.01.2022 Nature offers so many opportunities for reflection. Like us, caterpillars go through through many transitional stages to grow into the moths and butterflies they become. All without rushing from one stage to the next, but with a pause for reflection and preparation for each transformation. Each step necessary for the final stage. Thank you to The Dodo for sharing this video.

18.01.2022 Put the oxygen mask on yourself first...and then your child.

18.01.2022 Attention all babies, it's time to start bouncing!! See link in the comments to view all of our virtual F5F programs in high resolution.

17.01.2022 Try this quick, early literacy-boosting tip from First 5 Forever this weekend! Singing, music, and dancing are wonderful tools that your 0-5 year old can use t...o express themselves and be creative. Singing is a way to communicate feelings. You may even notice your little one singing to themselves during play! For more personalized, curated tips delivered straight to your email sign up today http://ow.ly/wEOO50CB6DK

17.01.2022 Crying is a vital part of keeping a child’s emotional and nervous system in-check and regulated. The hard part for many parents is weathering the storm; crying ...is often very uncomfortable for parents because they can feel judged or out of control. Often the tears were not allowed in their own childhood, so hearing their child’s tears triggers a deep hurt within them. As hard as it can be, make room for the tears. What comes up must eventually come down- and once it does you will have your little boy or little girl back for the better. As my 4 year son always says after a meltdown, I feel better now mommy.

14.01.2022 Join Mama and her baby turtles for Storytime and fun play experiences for the children - at the Bundaberg Regional Libraries First 5 Forever stall next to the playground @ Yandaran State School Centenary Celebration today. We’ll be here from 10am-3pm

13.01.2022 A good reminder! https://www.backwoodsmama.com/

13.01.2022 A great online story to share with your little one! Does this bring back any memories for you?

13.01.2022 Connection is the key. It's the key to gaining cooperation. It's the key to finding the joy in parenting. Right now, especially, connection is your first and be...st parenting tool. Special Time is the one of the easiest way to create connection. Start with ten minutes! If you've tried it, you know it works. Keep it up. If you haven't or you're unsure, check out some of the videos on ParentTV that relate to connecting with your kids (from toddlers to teens) below: https://parenttv.com/?s=Connection

12.01.2022 Stages of Writing #childrensdevelopment #milestones #earlychildhood #writing #finemotorskills #teacher #preschool #my_stepping_stones_coogee

12.01.2022 This is easily the best resource for helping teachers and children to understand what the effects of trauma looks like, feels like,and how to help. Download... these FREE handouts for your child or young person’s teacher or trusted adult at school/college to help them understand what survival states look like in the school/college environment and what they can do to help ground them and subsequently improve their learning http://www.innerworldwork.co.uk//Survival-In-School-PDF.pdf

11.01.2022 Join us at the Yandaran State School Centenary Celebration from 10am today! There is something for everyone to enjoy. Check out the program below. We will be hosting a pop-up Storytime space on behalf of the Bundaberg Library’s First 5 Forever Early Literacy Program from 10am-3pm. Hope to see you there

11.01.2022 Early literacy - bonding with Dad and having the best time learning together

09.01.2022 magic game for kidshttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdvuE3D2GdInm38q4d1PV_w

09.01.2022 Our window of tolerance refers to how much space we have to be present, to be productive, to be creative and to give to others. During periods of stress the arch shrinks and we either shut down or blow up. Be gentle with yourself and with your children. Graphic Credit: #lindsaybraman

09.01.2022 Katt is an amazing early childhood educator and trainer that we are blessed to have in our Bundaberg Region community. I encourage you to contact Katt to find out more about her work with the Katy Dickson Family Centre

09.01.2022 Being imaginative and thinking creatively are part of good problem solving. Being able to solve problems or think of alternative solutions develop everyday life... skills. A cardboard box gives a baby endless play opportunities to support these skills including: Spatial/body awareness - babies learn where their bodies are in space and adjust themselves accordingly, leading to overall body confidence and coordination. Coordination - manoeuvring their bodies to crawl in/out/up is a fantastic way for babies to develop coordination. Gross motor skills - the box invites babies and toddlers to move and navigate their bodies in different ways. Social/emotional skills - boxes can prompt spontaneous games of peekaboo between children and adults. Here, early childhood trained E M M A Play At Home Mummy created an easy peekaboo box using a cardboard box and scissors. See more

08.01.2022 A PLAY SCHOOL COVID-19 SPECIAL To help explain what's happening at the moment, we present this special episode that will launch on Facebook. Watch Play School: Hello Friends! with your little ones here at 4pm Thursday AEDST.

07.01.2022 For Early Childhood Educators...

07.01.2022 A beautiful motherhood journey shared by a teen mum.

06.01.2022 Something to try this weekend

05.01.2022 Join us at the Paint The Town REaD spot under the tree at the NAIDOC Week Celebration today 10am-1pm @ Lions Park Bundy North.

05.01.2022 Does your child love to sing rhymes? Join our Rhyme Time session and share your favourite rhymes together. Today we will be singing "This Little Piggy", "Incy Wincy" and "Wheels on the Bus". Watch now! #first5forever

05.01.2022 For families staying at home, there is a wonderful opportunity to connect with our children and nature, planting seeds, seedlings and cuttings.

04.01.2022 What is your child’s song?

04.01.2022 Check out this amazing Vernix covering this newborn bub Some interesting info about Vernix.... It is produced by dedicated cells and is thought to have some ...protective roles during fetal development and for a few hours after birth. It's this coating that protects an unborn baby's skin from the fluid. Without this protection, a baby's skin would chap or wrinkle in the womb. The vernix caseosa contributes to babies having soft skin after birth. It also protects your baby's skin from infections while in the womb. Amazing bodies! #aboutbirthonline #vernix #laelandjules #newborn #onlinebirtheducation #oxytocin #positivebirth #birtheducation See more

03.01.2022 All those little moments now add up for big impacts later on! Talking, reading, singing and playing together every day helps to give your child's developing bra...in a boost. And remember - it's not about being perfect, it's just about sharing little moments together https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=agD0yWuPtlA

01.01.2022 This is why we advocate for time-ins and strategies that promote regulation of the lower brain areas *FIRST* Bottom-up approach by Dr. Bruce Perry: (1) REGULAT...E the body (brain stem); (2) RELATE (limbic brain); (3) REASON (cortical brain). You can learn more in our course Fostering Emotion Regulation if you’re interested. https://instituteofchildpsychology.com//emotional-regulat/