Why Some Children Can’t Sit Still — and Why That Matters for Learning

Why Some Children Can’t Sit Still — and Why That Matters for Learning

Why Some Children Can’t Sit Still — and Why That Matters for LearningNicole Nolan
Published on: 13/01/2026

An exploration of why movement is often a regulation strategy rather than misbehaviour — and how supporting children’s nervous systems helps them engage with learning.

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Why Some Children Rush Their Work — and What That’s Really About

Why Some Children Rush Their Work — and What That’s Really About

Why Some Children Rush Their Work — and What That’s Really AboutNicole Nolan
Published on: 13/01/2026

An exploration of why rushing is often a stress response rather than carelessness — and how supporting nervous systems helps children slow down and engage more deeply with learning.

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Why Some Children Shut Down When Learning Feels Hard

Why Some Children Shut Down When Learning Feels Hard

Why Some Children Shut Down When Learning Feels HardNicole Nolan
Published on: 13/01/2026

An exploration of shutdown as a stress response — and how calm, supportive conditions help children re-enter learning when it feels overwhelming.

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Why Some Children Constantly Seek Reassurance

Why Some Children Constantly Seek Reassurance

Why Some Children Constantly Seek ReassuranceNicole Nolan
Published on: 13/01/2026

An exploration of reassurance-seeking as a stress response — and how supporting nervous systems helps children build confidence and independence over time.

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