By G Clark | Project leader
UK just come out from 2nd lockdown,
The negative impact coronavirus lockdown has had on younger children's mental health has been revealed in a study of 10,000 young people by Oxford University researchers.
Parents and carers of children aged four to 10 reported over a one-month period saw increases in their child’s emotional difficulties, such as feeling unhappy, worried, being clingy and experiencing physical symptoms associated with worry.
The Co-SPACE study also found parents and carers also reported that their children’s behaviour had got worse over time, with an increase in behaviours such as temper tantrums, arguments and children not doing what they are asked. They also reported that their children showed greater levels of restlessness/fidgety behaviour and difficulties concentrating.
Sport helps children not only becoming physically stronger, A & V Club teach children how to become a team player, helping to communicate and mix better with children and adults. The ability to feel happy and feel whole is not tied to being able to do or accomplish things, but rather, it is directly related to the ability to be part of the club. It gives security and meaning to everyday activities. Children feel more secure when they know that they have others around them who share their goals and care about their progress.
Rhythmic gymnastics carpet is a necessity for children to be able to train and to learn to be resilient.
It is an investment in children's health and happiness. However, in these difficult times charity is still struggling to fundraise full amount needed.
By Galina Clark | Project Leader
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