
Early Childhood Support
Supporting children through play, connection and emotional wellbeing
A gentle, relationship-based approach that connects early learning, development and individual support.
What is Early Childhood Support?
Early Childhood Support provides individualised support for children within their early learning journey, with a focus on development, wellbeing and participation.
Grounded in play-based learning, this approach supports children to build confidence, develop skills and engage meaningfully in their environments.
Support is responsive to each child’s strengths, needs and interests, and may be provided within play sessions, early learning settings or alongside families.

How Children Are Supported
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Support aligned to individual goals
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Play-based learning experiences
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Collaboration with families and educators
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One-to-one or small group support
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Developmentally responsive strategies
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Gentle support for participation and engagement

What Children Are Supported With
Support is tailored to each child and may include:
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Communication and language development
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Social interaction and relationships
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Emotional awareness and regulation
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Confidence and independence
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Fine and gross motor development
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Participation in learning environments
Where Support Can Happen
Support is flexible and can take place in environments that feel familiar and comfortable for your child.
In early learning settings (kindergarten / childcare)
In individual sessions
In collaboration with families
Within everyday routines and play
Sessions are designed to feel natural, supportive and connected to the child’s everyday experiences.

A Collaborative Approach
Early Childhood Support works in partnership with families, educators and, where appropriate, other professionals.
This ensures consistency, shared understanding and meaningful support across all environments.
The focus is on building each child’s capacity, supporting participation and creating positive, connected learning experiences.
Values
Play-based
Strengths-based
Relationship-focused
Developmentally responsive
Child-centred
Looking for support for your child?
Let’s talk about your child’s strengths, needs and how we can support their learning and development.