Tag Archives: Children’s Emotions

💛 Little hearts can have some very BIG feelings. And learning what to do with them is one of life’s biggest lessons. 🥹

Have you ever watched your little one struggle to explain how they’re feeling, find the words to make a friend, or understand why being kind matters? Those everyday moments are where some of the most important lessons in childhood begin. ❤️

Because growing up isn’t just about learning ABCs and 123s. It’s about discovering **how to understand our emotions, show empathy, build friendships, navigate big feelings and care for others.**

And there’s some lovely news for families! 🌈 **Sesame Street is returning with a brand-new season on Monday, November 23, on Netflix**, bringing kindness, compassion and managing big feelings into the spotlight.

Through familiar characters, heartwarming stories and meaningful everyday lessons, a new generation of children can explore what it means to be kind, caring, confident and connected.

💕 **Because little hearts need big lessons, too.**

✨ Find out what Sesame Street’s new season is teaching children about emotional intelligence, empathy, friendship and understanding those sometimes overwhelming big feelings — and why these lessons matter more than ever!

🏠 I don’t want to move…”

For adults, moving house might mean a fresh start, a better home or simply doing what needs to be done.

But for a child, it can mean saying goodbye to their bedroom, their friends, their school, their favourite places and the little routines that make life feel safe. 💔

And when families are forced to move more often because of Australia’s housing and rental crisis, what does that mean for our children?

New research reveals that children who move frequently can experience changes in their emotions, sleep, eating, routines, concentration and sense of belonging.

The good news? There are things parents can do to help. ❤️

From how you first tell your child about the move, to using stories, play, photos and familiar connections to help them understand and process the change.

If your family is preparing for a move, don’t just pack the boxes — prepare your child’s heart, too.

👉 Read the article to discover how you can help your child feel safer, supported and connected through a big move.