London School of Childcare Studies (LSCS)
London School of Childcare Studies (LSCS)
Our aim is to provide valuable and affordable training to the childcare professional, whether they are starting out or a seasoned individual. We continually review and update our content, and add to the list of available courses where we feel there is a training need.
We also contribute to the awareness of making childcare careers recognised professions and will help to campaign to this end as opportunities arise.
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unfortunately, I forgot to note down my Update service Id, how can i get it please help ?
Absolutely amazing! However the video ends abruptly and there is a typical AI speech bug '"asterisk asterisk"). Wonderful still, thank you
Hi, if i get an enhanced dbs check, then pay for the update service, will this carry on to a new employer? So i don't need to get a new one if i change jobs?
DBS Update Service is an online subscription that allows individuals to keep their DBS certificates up-to-date and allows employers to check a certificate online, with the individual’s consent. The service costs £13 per year and offers several benefits, including the ability for employers to see if any information has changed since the certificate was issued.
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🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:00 *🧠 Understanding Non-Violent Resistance (NVR)* - Introduction to Non-Violent Resistance (NVR). - NVR encourages peaceful resistance to challenging behaviors. - Dr. Jeanette Janes introduces the concept and its application in parenting and caregiving roles. 02:18 *🧠 Understanding Emotions and Survival Instincts* - Explanation of basic emotions and their physiological basis. - Discussion on social emotions like shame, embarrassment, and guilt. - Exploration of survival instincts, fight, flight, and freeze responses in children. 07:43 *🧠 Impact of Childhood Trauma on Behavior* - Consideration of childhood trauma's influence on behavior. - Explanation of how past trauma can lead to inappropriate reactions to stimuli. - Discussion on the brain's fight, flight, or freeze response in trauma-affected children. 13:42 *🧠 Introduction to Nonviolent Resistance (NVR) Approach* - Overview of the Nonviolent Resistance (NVR) approach to parenting. - Contrasting traditional punishment and reward-based methods with NVR. - Explanation of how NVR focuses on understanding and managing challenging behaviors with love and kindness. 19:09 *🧠 Building Connection and Managing Guilt and Shame* - Emphasis on building a strong connection between adults and children in the NVR approach. - Discussion on managing guilt and shame in both adults and children. - Importance of fostering hope and empowerment in children through NVR principles. 22:37 *🧠 Strategies for Empowerment and Care* - Strategies for empowering caregivers and professionals in dealing with violent behaviors. - Discussion on the concept of block care and disconnecting from overwhelming situations. - Introduction of NVR strategies like paradigms of errors and resistance to resist reactive responses. 23:43 *💡 Addressing Behavioral Patterns* - Parents often find themselves overwhelmed by addressing various behaviors throughout the day, from basic routines to more serious issues like violent behavior. - The focus should be on addressing the specific concerning behavior at the moment, rather than getting lost in a myriad of other daily concerns. - Implementing strategies to address violent behavior involves empowering parents, seeking appropriate support, and repairing the parent-child relationship. 26:26 *🤝 Building Mutual Connection* - Mutual defensive feelings between parents and children can lead to a breakdown in the parent-child relationship. - Parents often narrowly focus on behavioral issues rather than addressing underlying relational difficulties. - Establishing trust, nurturing care, and love is crucial for fostering a healthy parent-child bond. 32:12 *📉 De-escalation Strategies* - Non-violent resistance (NVR) emphasizes de-escalation techniques over traditional reward and punishment methods. - Techniques include avoiding power struggles, using "start" statements instead of commands, and staying curious about the child's perspective. - De-escalation requires self-awareness, empathy, and patience to effectively manage challenging situations. 45:01 *🤝 Non-Violent Communication vs. Non-Violent Resistance* - Non-Violent Communication (NVC) and Non-Violent Resistance (NVR) share similarities in their non-violent approach but differ in their scope and focus. - NVC emphasizes communication techniques focused on individual interactions, while NVR takes a broader approach, involving everyone in the child's environment. - NVR prioritizes de-escalation, communication, and behavioral prioritization within the child's entire support network. 46:25 *📧 Accessing Presentation Material* - Viewers will receive the presentation material via email, providing an opportunity to review the slides and Jeanette's insights. - NVR emphasizes parental presence, which extends beyond physical presence to include emotional support and understanding. - Supporting parents in maintaining a presence, whether physically or emotionally, is crucial for effective parenting within the NVR framework. Made with HARPA AI
I just got my DBS why I'm making payment for renewal again..
same here
Same here
Good work
Greed job thank
That AI talking head is so creepy that I'm going to study childcare elsewhere.
Haha sorry to hear that, I thought it would be useful for people 🤣
@@londonschoolofchildcarestudies I'm sure it's useful information, but maybe you should replace that head with something less nightmarish.
@@robst247 I will pop it on the to do list, thanks for the feedback though!
@@londonschoolofchildcarestudies You're welcome.
Great job Tati❤
Actually🤓
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This kid isn’t very smart lol
Lmao...he just 4.5 years old...You were struggling saying ABC when you were his age
Practicing mindfulness meditaiton with the kids is super helpful. Books like "30 Days to Reduce Anxiety" by Harper Daniels offers good exercises.
Great
Nice video
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This is something I've been pondering myself and it comes up when I look at my cat staring at me. How do animals think. Humans have voices (some at least) and abstract thought, what does a cat or a new born baby have in their thoughts? I reckon a new born would have some sort of recollection of sounds and senses from being inside the mother? Those recollections being exchanged with new sensory data and as the brain develops actual thought.
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My question is why babies shouldn't sleep free like adults😊
Swaddling can be particularly beneficial for newborns, especially those who were tightly confined in the womb, as it provides them with a sense of comfort. Additionally, newborns have a startle reflex that can easily wake them up.
What about passive radiation exposure from smartphones?
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I really like this company Renata is great !!!!!! I know her is long time when was hata ,I all ways do my courses there I like they are very supportive ,I regret not doing my maternity nurses couse there. At the time they didn’t have , I will do my first aid course there , even this video was super . The Italian lady was very good . Grazie Renata
Thanks so much for the very kind words Emilia, we have really enjoyed having you on board!!
thanks! this was very easy to follow
Happy to help!
Very informative Thank you!
You're very welcome. Thank you for watching!
Hello,is this training available now?
H Lucy, our sleep programme is available either online hatacademy.thinkific.com/ or in the classroom. Our training centre is in Oxford Circus, London and our next training weekend is in 1&2 August :childcarestudies.co.uk/sleep-practitioner-programme/