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Private Place Center: Developing Self-regulation Skills in Young Children

Dr. Christy Isbell presents a guide on establishing a private place center to help children become calm, focused, and learn self-regulation skills. The center features a soothing "womb" space with natural lighting, tactile elements, and visual boundaries. Learn how to introduce and use the center positively without punishment, helping children identify and manage their emotions effectively with the Wheel of Choice. Explore recommended props, such as blankets, pillows, and soothing music, along with books that support emotional awareness. Discover the potential benefits of an outdoor private place for children to unwind and self-regulate.

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Private Place Center: Developing Self-regulation Skills in Young Children

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  1. PRIVATE PLACE CENTER Developing Self-regulation Skills in Young Children Dr. CHRISTY ISBELL

  2. Providing young children a place toGet Calm and Focused

  3. Private Place Center: Design • “Womb” Space • Lighting • Natural Lighting • Low light • Visual Boundaries • Uncluttered spaces • Substantial dividers • Tactile • Soft • Comforting

  4. Private Place Center: How to Use • Introduce to children • One child in center • Never used as punishment • Help child learn to effectively use • Identify/label child’s emotion • Return child to previous activity when calm

  5. Help child identify Emotions: Wheel of Choice

  6. Private Place Center: Props • Large appliance box, tent or space dividers • Blankets • Pillows or bean bag chairs • Crib mattress or soft bedding • Rhythmic and soft music • Stuffed animals • Flashlight or string lights • Mirror

  7. Books for Private Place • Cain, J. (2000). The way I feel. • Seuss. (1998). My many colored days. • Parr, T. (2001). It’s okay to be different. • Carle, E. (1998). The mixed up chameleon. • Underwood, D. (2010). The quiet book.

  8. Private Place “OUTDOORS”

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