Looking for a simple way to help your child feel calm and secure at home? A cosy calm den is a gentle, play-based space that supports emotional regulation, relaxation, and wellbeing for young children.
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Creating a Cosy Calm Den at Home: Supporting Your Child’s Emotional Wellbeing
Looking for a simple way to help your child feel calm and secure at home? A cosy calm den is a gentle, play-based space that supports emotional regulation, relaxation, and wellbeing for young children.
Protecting Little Ones: Flu Vaccine Parent Webinar Now Available!
Missed the NHS Flu Parent Webinar? Catch up anytime to learn why the flu vaccine is so important for children, how it keeps families safe, and what parents need to know this winter.
Supporting Every Child’s Voice: SEN and Communication Support at Little Lionhearts Nursery School
At Little Lionhearts Nursery School, we believe every child deserves to be heard. Our inclusive SEN and communication support helps children express themselves with confidence — in their own way and at their own pace.
Helping Children Smile Brighter – A New National Dental Health Drive
At Little Lionhearts Nursery School, we know that a healthy smile is part of a happy childhood. That’s why we’re delighted to share news of a new nationwide dental health initiative recently announced by the UK government, aiming to help hundreds of thousands of young...
Feelings and Emotions – The Importance of Self Regulation Emotional Literacy
Through the story The Colour Monster, our preschoolers explored their feelings, linked emotions with colours, and even created their own “emotion monsters” with arts and crafts.
Fostering Social and Emotional Growth in Children at Home
Home is the first school for a child, and as parents, you are the first teachers. In the bustling world of a child’s development, social and emotional skills are as crucial as academic knowledge.






