Play is the best way for a child to learn, to get closer to his or her parents, and it’s the best way to stimulate a child’s emotional development.
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A French organization, PLAY International got involved in a PLAY’In project that promotes a greater inclusion of children with disabilities and was implemented in 2019. The PLAY International is an organization that aims to raise awareness and…
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The Social Activities and Practice Institute (SAPI Bulgaria) shared a Bulgarian translation of the "Let's Grow Up Together" guide for parents. The book consists of 4 chapters which present different but interconnected aspects of a child's…
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The Sustainable Development Goals help build peace by improving life all around the globe. Do you know all 17 goals?
Watch Flocabulary's music video at https://www.facebook.com/globalgoalsUN/videos/10155165139516026/
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Research suggests that playing imaginary games with dolls could help children develop social skills, theory of mind and empathy. “When children create imaginary worlds and role play with dolls, they communicate at first out loud and then internalise…
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A guide to implementing a program of support for young people without parental care in the process of independence, ie leaving home or family accommodation, was created within the project "Together we are stronger - A Support Program for Empowering…
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Play is often seen as the natural and spontaneous activity of childhood. When we say that something is child’s play, we usually mean that it’s easy to accomplish and perhaps does not need much thought or effort. But play is immensely complex, open…
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This Conference is dedicated to the model of support for young people leaving the social protection system, created as part of the project "Together we are stronger - supporting the independence of young people without parental care".
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Children's behaviour in different social settings is shaped by social and gender norms and expectations. Parents, specifically in the early years of development, play an important part in influencing the behaviour and personality of their children.…
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We live in an increasingly challenging period from a psycho-emotional point of view. The importance of an effective communication, the fact of facing up to our responsibilities and mental health have become increasingly frequent topics in the public…
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The estimated 10 million Roma across Europe make up the continent’s largest minority and one of its most vulnerable groups. Roma represent an increasingly large proportion of school-age children in Europe, and education is the key to securing their…
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The book “EATING TOGETHER -food recommendations for families with children” presents new national dietary with recommendations for children, families with children, and pregnant and breastfeeding women. The recommendations focused on diverse…
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The Turning Words into Action (TWIA) project took place over 21 months during 2011-2013 in Bulgaria, the Czech Republic and Serbia. Children and young people with intellectual disabilities, their parents, policy makers and health and educational…
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Plataforma de Infancia, Eurochild member from Spain, launches campaign asking for economic and work-life balance measures to support parents. Parenting is a crucial stage in childhood development. Unfortunately…
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The webinar will cover the introduction of the main themes covered by the Guide for Parents, developed in the frame of the REVIS – ’Responding to Violence against Children in Schools and adjacent settings’ project, with the objective to support…
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Researchers of Wisconsin have found that a Muppet and the Sesame Workshop materials affect children - whose parents are missing due to incarceration - in positive ways. According to ChildTrends, 7% of American children experienced life with a parent…
