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We recently collaborated with Hodder Education UK to write and publish five exciting titles to support Social and Emotional Education for the International Baccalaureate (IB) Primary Years Program (PYP) curriculum.

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On-Air Consult Meltdown Mode - Tips to calm a toddler in distress

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Dr Kimberley O'Brien

On-Air Consult Meltdown Mode - Tips to calm a toddler in distress
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Here is the inaugural Impressive Podcast with Dr Kimberley O'Brien. In this on-air consultation, Kimberley discusses  Rigid thinking, Sensitivity to change, Issues with emotional regulation, Meltdowns and toddler development.  Enjoy:

Here are the recommended resources to support a 3-year-olds exhibiting including social stories and visual timetables to introduce more structure.

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