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Dr Kimberley O’Brien represented Quirky Kid at iAccelerate@Sydney, sharing the organisation’s growth from psychology clinic to publishing, research and emerging digital innovation.
Dr Kimberley O’Brien and Leonardo Rocker presented Quirky Kid’s approach to developing social and emotional learning resources at the 2016 London Book Fair.
Essential Kids
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Where are your manners? A story about why manners matter.
Resources | Child Development
Practical and research-based resources, prepared by our team, to help you on your day to day.
Learn how ARFID differs from fussy eating, the signs to notice, how assessment works and what medical, nutritional and psychological support can involve.
Learn how sensory differences can affect a child’s comfort and participation, what to observe and how to provide practical, individualised support at home and school.
Different parenting approaches are common. Learn how parents and carers can agree on priorities, manage conflict and give children clear, supportive guidance.
Learn what awe is, what child research can and cannot show and how to create accessible moments of wonder without forcing a response.
Practical ways to reduce sibling conflict, protect safety and help children practise fair, respectful problem-solving at home.
Six practical ways to help children approach new experiences through choice, preparation, manageable steps and respectful support.
Learn about possible early signs of autism, what else can influence development, how assessment works and where Australian families can seek support.
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