March 7, 2025
A busy and varied group work programme this term, please get in touch if there’s anything you would like to come along to.
A busy and varied group work programme this term, please get in touch if there’s anything you would like to come along to.
March 5, 2025
Our Family Wellbeing Practitioner, Anna Chaney has recently completed her Circle of Security Parenting (COSP) facilitator training and will be teaming up with PAIRS (Parents and Infants Relationship Service) to deliver the program this April at Stepping Stones.
Our Family Wellbeing Practitioner, Anna Chaney has recently completed her Circle of Security Parenting (COSP) facilitator training and will be teaming up with PAIRS (Parents and Infants Relationship Service) to deliver the program this April at Stepping Stones.
December 5, 2024
The team are busy bringing some festive joy to families this month, with lots of lovely activities taking place across the project.
The team are busy bringing some festive joy to families this month, with lots of lovely activities taking place across the project.
October 22, 2024
In September Stepping Stones families enjoyed a gifted play session at The Yard!
In September Stepping Stones families enjoyed a gifted play session at The Yard!
October 8, 2024
Our Family Wellbeing Practitioner Clare recently attended a three day training course hosted by by Psychology of Parenting Project NES (NHS) in Glasgow, to become an Incredible Years Parent Group Leader. Read on for Clare’s reflections.
Our Family Wellbeing Practitioner Clare recently attended a three day training course hosted by by Psychology of Parenting Project NES (NHS) in Glasgow, to become an Incredible Years Parent Group Leader. Read on for Clare’s reflections.
September 4, 2024
After a fun packed summer, our groups have returned with exciting plans for the upcoming term.
After a fun packed summer, our groups have returned with exciting plans for the upcoming term.
August 6, 2024
Stepping Stones continues to be an SQA accredited centre for learning and over the last term we have had two group of parents who have been working towards their SQA award in personal development.
Stepping Stones continues to be an SQA accredited centre for learning and over the last term we have had two group of parents who have been working towards their SQA award in personal development.
July 17, 2024
This month the Bump Start Workers attended Antenatal Peep Training through Peeple. The training focused on building practitioners’ abilities to support expectant parents to bond and consider their babies as individuals with emotions, thoughts and social needs.
This month the Bump Start Workers attended Antenatal Peep Training through Peeple. The training focused on building practitioners’ abilities to support expectant parents to bond and consider their babies as individuals with emotions, thoughts and social needs.
June 25, 2024
Our groupworker, Liam, recently went to forest kindergarten training, which introduced the concept of outdoor learning and its importance for child development. The training was situated in the Granton area and focused on finding green spaces in urban areas and bringing the benefits of the outdoors to children.
Our groupworker, Liam, recently went to forest kindergarten training, which introduced the concept of outdoor learning and its importance for child development. The training was situated in the Granton area and focused on finding green spaces in urban areas and bringing the benefits of the outdoors to children.
Our Family Wellbeing Practitioners identified a need within their intensive parent support service: a place for mums over 25 to meet, socialise, and create new community bonds. Many of the parents we work with over 25 are less interested in or unable to attend the more formal arts and crafts, employability workshops, and young parent groups – but they still want the opportunity to meet other parents.
Our Family Wellbeing Practitioners identified a need within their intensive parent support service: a place for mums over 25 to meet, socialise, and create new community bonds. Many of the parents we work with over 25 are less interested in or unable to attend the more formal arts and crafts, employability workshops, and young parent groups – but they still want the opportunity to meet other parents.
