Kunda “Emotions Song” for Children’s Mental Health 2025
Kunda Kids, the London-based, award-winning children’s EdTech, media, and publishing company, has launched a brand-new Emotions Song on its YouTube channel, Kunda & Friends, in celebration of Children’s Mental Health Week 2025. Kunda helping kids express their emotions Designed to help preschoolers understand and express their emotions, the song provides a fun, engaging way to
Kooth Future Council
Kooth invites young people to get creative for a place on the Kooth Future Council Kooth Digital Health, a leading digital mental wellbeing platform for young people, has an exciting nationwide competition. The new Kooth Future Council brings together ten 15-18-year-olds to lead conversations about mental health. Kooth invites young people across Britain to share
Parents feel Fearful and Guilty when it comes to their Child’s Mental Health,
Many fearing the stigma will impact their futures Three-quarters of parents (76%) wouldn’t feel confident spotting the signs of a mental health condition in their child 59% of parents wouldn’t be confident talking to their child about mental health A third (32%) of parents believe mental health carries a negative stigma and almost one in
Back to School Advice
10 Ways to Prepare for Starting School in September By Early Years Specialist and founder of playHOORAY!, Claire Russell When it comes to preparing your child for school it’s not all academic, it’s about supporting and preparing them from a social, emotional and general wellbeing perspective too. It is also important to remember that all
Birmingham teachers tackle child anxiety
Teachers at Hallfield School in Edgbaston were, last week, educated on how to spot signs of anxiety and depression in their pupils. The school invited parent and Cognitive Behaviour Therapist Raj Bassi to run a workshop on Mental Health to give staff an understanding of what mental health disorders are how they can work with
New dementia-friendly Walk
Maidstone Borough Council has launched a new dementia-friendly walk in Mote Park. Opened by Councillor David Pickett 31st January. Attended by representatives from a number of community groups including Maidstone Age UK, the local Health Walks group and Dementia Adventure. Specifically designed to stimulate all the senses, the new walk provides a safe, enjoyable route
Support young people’s mental health
Digital technology at the heart of innovative products being developed to support young people’s mental health
The latest statistics reflect that mental health problems affect around one in ten children and young people.