Struggling to get your children to listen to you? Follow these tips and your kids will listen when you talk to them.
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Sounds and noises can be the ignition point for learning and engagement. Here’s how we are using Moshi Sounds to teach literacy.
After a few minutes, some kids raise their hands and say what they hear.
Dr. Goldstein talks through aspects of childhood anxiety, from normal worries to chronic symptoms, that impact learning and socialization.
Older kids might have panic attacks and experience things like tingling in the hands
Positive affirmations are simple, daily statements that inspire and build confidence. Here’s why they work and how to do them with kids.
Stacy Haynes of New Jersey-based Little Hands Family Services.
With school back in session, Moshi is here to support teachers and students through stress and anxiety. Here’s how…
Other options include looking down at hands or floor, looking at a focal point on
Life is full of ‚Big Feelings‘ – both good and bad. Here are five key thoughts around support for kids and the ‚Big Feels.‘
openly talking about their experiences with activities like the MadSmartz card Game, Hand2Mind
The story finished and I realised that there was no movement and no sound coming from her. Holding my breath I took a peek at her face in the darkness… Could it be?!
like she didn’t know how to relax – she would keep on twitching her legs, arms, hands
Moshi Play is an opportunity for kids to have fun with our most beloved Moshi characters. If you don’t know them yet, you will soon!
they engage the senses, are achievable and deliver cues to help even the littlest hands
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And if you find yourself with extra time on your hands, The Family Focus blog even
Toddler night wakings happen for a number of reasons. Here’s what causes them and what you can do to get over the hump.
Grab a flashlight and hold hands or hold your child in your arms and investigate
