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Positive Parenting 

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Calm Lake

Science Based, Greater Good Magazine from UC Berkeley has many positive family articles about coping at home.

https://greatergood.berkeley.edu/parenting_family

EVERYTHING KIDS WELLBEING

-including parts for kids and teens to explore themselves.

Behavioral science-based information on children, youth and families developed by leaders of the American Psychological Association

https://kidshealth.org/

Common Sense Media created site with MANY engaging content links for kids learning.  VERY COMPREHENSIVE preK-Grade 12

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https://wideopenschool.org/

Triple P-positive parenting-

now includes “Parenting During COVID-19”module with specific tips and strategies. Modules for toddlers to teens. (6-8 modules-80$)

www.triplep-parenting.ca

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Common Sense Media site reviews movies and apps for parents. Includes articles on recommended kids apps.

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https://www.commonsensemedia.org/

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Parents guide to snapchat

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BC Foundry list of helpful apps for teens.

https://foundrybc.ca/get-support/apps-tools/

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Creativity and family play 

CTV article on engaging kids learning from home-several resources.

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87 indoor activities because cabin fever is no joke

 

 

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Soothing & Quiet Time

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Psychology Today - Working from home with kids

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CTV News article on working from home with kids​

 

Yale Medicine put together 8 tips for managing kids at home.

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Working from Home with Kids

Children, Parenting & COVID

Children who have experienced serious illness or losses in the past are particularly vulnerable to prolonged or intense reactions to graphic news reports or images of illness or death.

 

These children may need extra support and attention. Children who are excessively preoccupied with concerns about COVID-19 should be evaluated by a trained and qualified mental health professional.

 

Other signs that a child may need additional help include: ongoing sleep disturbances, intrusive thoughts or worries, recurring fears about illness or death, reluctance to leave parents or go to school.

 

If such behaviours persist, ask your child’s doctor to help arrange an appropriate referral. (American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry)

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