Barnardos Knowledge Bank

Barnardos Knowledge Bank is an online service hosting full content materials produced by Barnardos Ireland. It contains the full text of booklets, journals, reports, research papers and more. Barnardos Knowledge Bank is an open access platform, with the aim of making Barnardos output as widely accessible as possible. Use the browse functions above for an overview of relevant materials. Barnardos is a National Voluntary Childcare Organisation part funded by Department of Children, Equality, Disability, Integration and Youth.

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    Early Years eNews: Issue 4
    (Barnardos, 2023) Barnardos
    In this issue of Early Years eNews, we bring you information about two brand new resources from Barnardos - an updated behaviour booklet for parents and a resource on change implementation in ELC and SAC that will be particularly useful as services draw up and action the Quality Action Plan linked to core funding. We also have news from across the sector, including Phase 2 of the Aistear consultation process, information on a free wellness webinar, and updates from our training team and library service.
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    Better With You
    (Barnardos, 2020) Barnardos
    Summer 2020 newsletter for supporters of Barnardos.
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    Better With You
    (Barnardos, 2021) Barnardos
    Summer 2021 newsletter for supporters of Barnardos.
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    Your Young Child's Behaviour: How You Can Help
    (Barnardos, 2023) Barnardos
    Being a parent is one of the most important jobs we can do, but it can also be one of the most difficult and we have all had times when we are frustrated, confused and stressed by our child’s behaviour. When young children behave in ways that we find challenging, it is often simply because they are overwhelmed by their big feelings and they have not yet learned any other way to express themselves, or they do not yet understand what is expected of them in certain situations. With your support and encouragement, your child will learn the skills they need to manage their own emotions and their behaviour. This booklet is for parents of young children up to the age of six. It aims to give you a better understanding of your child’s behaviour and what it is that your child is trying to communicate through their behaviour. It also offers some ideas that you might find helpful in guiding you to support your child to express their emotions, needs and wants effectively.
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    Tusla/Barnardos Partnership: Registered Users’ Feedback Survey - Findings Report (2022)
    (Barnardos, 2022) O Keeffe, Colin
    Findings from a 2022 user servey of Tusla staff who are members of Barnardos Library.

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