Jo's Family Day Care in Busselton, Western Australia | Education

Jo's Family Day Care

Locality: Busselton, Western Australia

Phone: +61 439 644 854

Address: 43 Marseilles drive Yalyalup 6280 Busselton, WA, Australia

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25.01.2022 The Chicken Hatching program we have had at day care for the last week..the children are learning how to take care of baby chickens and how to be gentle and careful..they have loved it!.

23.01.2022 For anyone who doesn't have a green thumb (), or patient kids (), we think these planting activities will grow on you: bit.ly/plantingactivities

22.01.2022 Free Fridays Sometimes parents just need a little reminder about all the things they know are important but life gets in the way and they don't get done. Some ...days before you know it the kids are in bed and you look back to see that things were not how you would have wanted them. Parenting is the hardest job, keep going and strive to do your best. This is a re-post. The first time it went viral and there were many comments intended to shame parents for not doing enough. I must say it shocked me that so many people posted that they did all these things every day or that they never needed reminders. When my son was younger there were lots of days that I just couldn't stretch myself thin enough to be the best parent that I wanted to be. It wasn't because I didn't want to do everything and be a great parent. It was because some days my son's special needs / behaviours were so big I was exhausted and just doing my best to breath. Other days my job required more of me then I wished it did. Whatever the reason, I went to bed feeling guilty on the days that life got in the way. Were there days I wish I could do over? You bet. My hope for parents is that you have many more days where you get an imaginary sticker then the days you go to bed feeling guilty. See more

22.01.2022 Credit: Appelbaum Training Institute

21.01.2022 No one Everrrrrrr in a million years chooses this stuff! No one!! So it’s just absolutely VITAL to understand the meltdown cycle.... To know why meltdowns happen, and at what point in the cycle. To know how to support our children’s lifestyles in a way that shapes the cycle. And most importantly, know what your role in that cycle is. Lucky for you? It’s all right here - https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=42zrbGPqIz4 xxx

21.01.2022 This classic sensory game "What’s In The Box? is quite easy to set up and it brings a lot of fun. After boys correctly identified all the objects I put for them in the box, they started collecting things around the house to challenge each other (: #TheDadLab #sensoryplay #playmatters

18.01.2022 Shared by School Counselors for MTSS.

15.01.2022 Guess who just turned 2 ?! Happy Birthday Tess We you!! Watch Tess & her cousins have the ultimate day playdate: http://bit.ly/rainydaytoddleractivities

05.01.2022 I've taken the kids away camping for a few days to unwind in nature, feast on marshmallows and to do exactly this! Like so many other things, children need to... practise risk taking. How else can they learn to judge risk; To learn which risks to take and which ones to leave well alone? We keep our kids safer by teaching them how to take risks; Not by protecting our children from these important learning opportunities... Dr Kaylene Henderson - Child Psychiatrist See more

03.01.2022 I've seen this image doing the rounds, and I think it's really problematic. I accept that kids (and indeed adults) often barely hold it together all day, then v...ent with (at) the people they love most. BUT (and it's a BIG but), as parents we shouldn't excuse or condone this behaviour (or, heaven forbid, view it as a testament to their love!). If we do, what message does this send about how our children might treat their parters later in life? NO ONE should view themselves as someone else's "garbage disposal" (telling too that the assumption is that "Mama" should cop it all - where's Dada in this exchange?). When my kids were horrible towards me when they were smaller, I would view this as a flag to dig a little deeper and find out what else had upset them throughout their day. BUT I'd also explain why the way they were acting wasn't cool. I'd make it very clear that I wasn't their metaphoric punching bag. In fact, I often say to my kids now they are teenagers that it is my job to help shape them into awesome future partners - and that includes encouraging them to explain why they're not happy to those closest to them (I'm not psychic) and taking responsibility for the energy they bring into the home. Think critically. You are NOT doing your kids any favours if you view being treated badly as a badge of honour.

01.01.2022 The many truths about tantrums. The stories we tell ourselves as parents drastically affects the way we react to our children in the moment #parentingmemes #yegparents #yyc #yycfamily #yycparents #icphelpskids#yegkids

01.01.2022 "Children who aren't allowed to take risks are more prone to anxiety conditions later in life. No risk = fear, insecurity, anxiety, lack of self-esteem." - Elle...n Sandseter and Leif Kennair Learning Through Experience (Sunflower pillar) #RememberPlay #SharedWisdom Join The Sunflower Circle: http://qoo.ly/q5eke