Author

Sunderland, Margot

Armstrong, Nicky (illustrator)

Place of Publication

Oxon, UK

Publisher

Speechmark

Publication Date

2000

Physical Description

Spiral bound, paperback; 64 p. and picture book: paperback, col. ill.; (unpaged).

Series

Helping children with Feelings

Subject

Bullying

Children's Emotions

Child Behaviour

Abstract

Bipley is a warm cuddly creature, but someone has broken his heart. He feels so hurt that he decides it is just too painful to ever love again. When he meets some big tough Honks in the wood, they teach him how to harden his heart so that he doesn't have to feel hurt any more. Luckily Bipley meets some creatures that teach him how he can protect himself without hardening his heart. The guidebook will help childern who: bully or take revenge on others for the pain they have felt themselves

have become very defensive because something too painful has happened to them; have hardened their hearts because they have: been too hurt in love, met with too much harshness, witnessed parental violence, been repeatedly hit, been shamed or humiliated, or had too many experiences of not being responded to; think they have lost their parent's love to someone else and have hardened their heart.

Notes

Accompanied by the story book, A wibble called Bipley (and a few honks), ISBN 0863884946

ISBN

086388458X

Language

English

Material Type

Kit

Call Number

BE 965 SUN 2000

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Author

Sunderland, Margot

Armstrong, Nicky (illustrator)

Place of Publication

Oxon, UK

Publisher

Speechmark

Publication Date

2003

Physical Description

Spiral bound, paperback; 91 p. and picture book: paperback, col. ill.; (unpaged).

Series

Helping Children with Feelings

Subject

Self-Concept (includes self-esteem)

Children's Emotions

Child Behaviour

Abstract

Ruby hates herself so much that she often feels more like a piece of rubbish than a little girl. Sometimes Ruby feels so miserable that she wants to sleep and sleep and never wake up again. Then Ruby meets Dot and, over time, Dot helps Ruby to move from self-hate to self-respect. After a very important dream, and help from Dot, Ruby finds her voice and her anger, and stands up to the bullies. She makes new friends and knows what it's like to feel happy for the first time in her life. The guidebook helps children who: don't like themselves or feel there is something fundamentally wrong with them; have been deeply shamed; have received too much criticism or haven't been encouraged enough; let people treat them badly because they feel they don't deserve better; do not accept praise or appreciation because they feel they don't deserve it; feel defeated by life, fundamentally unimportant, unwanted or unlovable; bully because they think they are worthless or think they are worthless because they are bullied; and, feel they don't belong or do not seek friends because they think no-one would want to be their friend.

Notes

This book is accompanied by the children's story book, Ruby and the rubbish bin. (ISBN 0863884709)

ISBN

0863884660

Language

English

Material Type

Kit

Call Number

CF 200 SUN 2003

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Author

Kem Murch Productions, Inc.

Place of Publication

London, ON

Publisher

Kem Murch Productions, Inc.

Publication Date

2003

Physical Description

1 DVD: 17 minutes; Paperback booklet: 18 pages

Subject

Breastfeeding

Aboriginal Health

Abstract

Breastfeeding mothers and health caregivers from First Nations communities across Ontario share their personal experiences and valuable "how-to" information about breastfeeding. They represent diverse communities and reasons for choosing breastfeeding as the best choice for their children and themselves.

Language

English

Material Type

Kit

Call Number

GK 560 KEM 2003

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Author

Perinatal Services BC

Edition

3rd

Place of Publication

Vancouver, BC

Publisher

Perinatal Services BC

Publication Date

2023

Physical Description

Facilitator's Guide: softcover: 46 p.; Discussion cards: ring bound: 22 p.; Illustrated cards: loose-leaf: 7 p.

Subject

Sudden Infant Death Syndrome

Aboriginal Health

Abstract

The updated resource includes important information and recommendations on how to facilitate conversations with Indigenous parents / caregivers on safer sleep options. It encourages informed

shared decision making on safer sleep with a focus on the strengths of Indigenous knowledge, cultural values and practices. Indigenous People refers to First Nations, Métis and Inuit Peoples. It is important that this information in this resource be shared with all individuals who provide care to the baby. This may include parents, foster parents, grandparents, aunties, uncles, cousins, Elders and babysitters.

The updated resource should be used in combination with:

- PSBC's Safer Infant Sleep: Practice Resource for Health-care Providers

- The provincial companion parent resource: Safer Sleep for my Baby

- PSBC's Honouring Indigenous Women?s and Families' Pregnancy Journeys Practice Resource

Language

English

Material Type

Kit

Call Number

GK 585 TRI 2023

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