Welcome to ChildsSide
ChildsSide is a Community Interest Company, invested in sparking emotional connectivity in families and communities. 
Our aim is to target health and wellbeing in these groups, using programmes that we have developed for parents, carers and professionals.
Our focus is on:

ChildsSide’s approach is influenced by recent developments in neurobiology and their application to emotional development.

Our programmes:
 
• provide awareness and understanding of brain development and its impact on social and emotional wellbeing  
• contain information and tools on topics such as attachment, communication, emotional regulation and trauma
• will enhance positive parenting/grandparenting with accessible and up-to-date information.
 

Older Yet Wiser©
What a fantastic workshop series

Older Yet Wiser©

     "Getting to know others and finding all new ways to deal with emotions, play and understanding from birth of the growth of the children." - SM

"I have been very proud of coming to this course and it has inspired me to go on other classes." - SA

"Talking to children, understanding how life can affect children, dealing with children more empathetically." - IB



NEW HOME, NEW COUNTRY© NEWS


ChildsSide is happy to announce our

Partnership 2021 Work

with The Salvation Army and Ashiana (Sheffield)


“This course helped me to think differently about a child’s behaviour. This is an entirely different way of thinking about these things! I no longer blame myself for not loving enough or not being a good enough parent. As a result, I had a massive change in thinking when learning about the brain science."

"I can’t fix other people – I need to think and deal differently when it comes to emotions in my relationships. I think more now about my granddaughter’s view and what is happening for her emotionally, in times of stress.” Grandparent Champion


NEW HOME, NEW COUNTRY© NEWS



Parents said...

“The workshops made it possible for my son to have the experience of going to a nursery. It was difficult to leave him with strangers and for the first time. Each week I felt more comfortable leaving him and he adjusted. I saw other parents with their children and people who cared about us and I realised I wasn’t alone.”


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