These webinars are a brilliant way to extend your knowledge…
Want to be more in touch with the latest research on children’s wellbeing and learn how to support yourself and your children better? In this Wellbeing Hub, you will find highly-rated, affordable early childhood micro-courses and webinars, plus free expert articles to support your early years continuing professional development (CPD) all in one place.
Our wellbeing bite-sized learning courses are short, informative and fun. You will learn how to support children’s mental health, nutrition, self awareness or how to look after yourself as a practitioner.
Want to complete the courses? Join our highly-rated CPD platform, Kinderly Learn to instantly access all the learning content from less than £2/week!
Physical Wellbeing
From nutrition to yoga, play or sleep, learn how to support young children's wellbeing in your practice.
Emotional Wellbeing
Learn to support children with self-regulation, bereavement, attachment or transitions.
Staff Wellbeing
Find a series of wellbeing sessions for organisations and practitioners.
Physical Wellbeing
From nutrition to yoga, play or sleep, learn how to support young children's wellbeing in your practice.
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Emotional Wellbeing
Learn to support children with self-regulation, bereavement, attachment or transitions.
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Staff Wellbeing
Find a series of wellbeing sessions for organisations and practitioners.
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If, like us, you enjoy an evening webinar with a good cup of tea in hand, you’ll love our highly-rated Kinderly Learn webinars. With over a dozen webinars addressing wellbeing strategies and emotional regulation, our webinar library features some of the best early years experts sharing inspiring, practical tips! To get a feel for what they are like and what you will learn, watch the trailers below:
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Supporting children’s wellbeing through creativity
Learn how to support children’s mental health and wellbeing through practical creative ideas
Duration: 60 mins
Presented by: Sonia Mainstone-Cotton
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From meltdowns to mindfulness: Helping young children regulate big emotions
Learn to help young children manage big emotions, prevent meltdowns, and build emotional resilience.
Duration: 60 mins
Presented by: Tamsin Grimmer
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How to support children’s nutrition in early years
Learn how to support children's nutrition habits with practical tips
Duration: 60 mins
Presented by: Sarah Scotland
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Outdoor play and wellbeing
Learn ways to ‘green’ the play space to enhance children’s physical and mental health
Duration: 60 mins
Presented by: Sarah Watkins
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Spotting and supporting children with anxiety
Learn how anxiety shows up in children and what to do to support an anxious child
Duration: 60 mins
Presented by: Mina Minozzi
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Working with children and families through divorce and separation
Explore strategies for providing support to children and for maintaining effective partnerships with parents.
Duration: 60 mins
Presented by: Tom Parsons
View TrailerFrom emotion coaching, bereavement, nutrition, transitions or developing self-care strategies, our free expert wellbeing articles will help you improve your practice and stay on top of your early years CPD in no time.
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Your guide to cultivating an emotionally rich environment in early childhood
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The joy of laughter – Humour in early years
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How to connect with an anxious child
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How to stay calm when children have tantrums
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How to support children with social emotional and mental health needs
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How to develop children’s emotional intelligence
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Sonia Mainstone-Cotton
Sonia Mainstone-Cotton is an early years participation trainer, consultant and author – with publications on emotional wellbeing for both children and practitioners, listening to children’s voice and bipolar disorder. She currently works as a freelance nurture consultant, supporting children through their transition into school.
Ben Kingston-Hughes
Ben Kingston-Hughes is an international keynote speaker, writer, award-winning trainer and managing Director of Inspired Children, working with vulnerable children across the UK.
Tamsin Grimmer
Tamsin Grimmer is an author, lecturer and Emotion Coaching Practitioner. She has a wealth of experience supporting Early Years Teachers and educators. Passionate about young children’s learning, she is a true advocate for adopting a loving pedagogy.
Sally Hogg
Sally is Senior Policy Fellow at the Centre for Research on Play, Education, Development and Learning (PEDAL) at the University of Cambridge.
Mina Minozzi
Mina Minozzi is a Child Emotion Specialist and international children’s author.
Sean Cowden
Sean Cowden joined LEYF (London Early Years Foundation) in 2022 as the Chef Lecturer for their Early Years Chef Academy courses.
Dr Maryhan Munt
Psychologist, Parenting Expert and Host of globally successful How Not to Screw Up Your Kids Podcast, for over 20 years Dr Maryhan has been supporting children with anxiety and helping parents raise confident, resilient children.