Why children need resilience! Games to help build resilience

Resilience is an essential need for our children to develop. We know that resilience creates happier, less stressed children wherever they are - whether it’s at home, school, before and after school care or attending school holiday programs. Having a whole lot of resilience can only be a good thing!
Resilience is shaped in part by a child’s upbringing also built up through the development of social skills. School staff and parents play an important role in building resilience in children. Kids are more likely to be resilient when there are supports around them from school, family or community. A close network is often built around children who attend before and after school care, giving them more opportunity to create relationships and build resilience too.
It’s become a bit of a ‘buzz’ word but building resilience in children is important. You can help by modelling problem solving and helping to build your child’s self-esteem.
Use games like this to help develop resilience in children!

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Shoutout to Austin

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Big wave to Austin

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@@stringbean1010 Cheers legends

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naha daived 😭

[@stringbean1010]

Easy

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@@stringbean1010 WHAT DOES THAT EVEN MEAN 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

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Everything and nothing

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bruh i must have been soo stupid to play that game with david🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@stringbean1010]

Nah

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@@stringbean1010 why?

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@@djdinomite6238 You made it fun

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Hi david

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Howdy !