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 \\ Your child might be excited to see you while also feeling worried, confused or uncertain. Some children may find saying goodbye particularly difficult.
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-\\ You can support your child by:
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-Listening to how they feel.
+\\ **You can support your child by:**
-Reassuring them that their feelings are okay.
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-Allowing them to talk without putting pressure on them.
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-Avoiding asking them to choose between adults.
+  * Listening to how they feel.
-Keeping adult worries and disagreements away from them.
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-Remaining calm if your child becomes upset.
+  * Reassuring them that their feelings are okay.
-Following their lead when choosing activities or topics of conversation.
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-Giving them reassurance without making promises you cannot guarantee.
+  * Allowing them to talk without putting pressure on them.
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+  * Avoiding asking them to choose between adults.
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+  * Keeping adult worries and disagreements away from them.
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+  * Remaining calm if your child becomes upset.
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+  * Following their lead when choosing activities or topics of conversation.
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+  * Giving them reassurance without making promises you cannot guarantee.
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 Children sometimes communicate their feelings through their behaviour rather than their words. Staff can help you understand and respond to your child's needs during your sessions.