Audience: Parents/Caregivers , Child psychologists, pediatricians, and therapists , General public, child development organizations, and family support groups
This booklet provides guidance for parents on identifying psychological issues in children, highlighting common behavioral, emotional, and physical symptoms that may indicate the need for professional psychological help.
Audience: Parents/Caregivers , Pediatricians, early childhood educators, physical education teachers , General public, child health organizations, and family-oriented community groups
This booklet emphasizes the importance of physical education for children, providing guidance for parents on creating a healthy lifestyle for their children through active play, sports, and family engagement.
Audience: Parents/caregivers , Extended family and caregivers , ECD professionals, psychologists, parenting educators, and counsellors
A UNICEF Belarus parenting booklet explaining children’s protest behaviours during early childhood, their causes, developmental stages, and ways parents can respond positively to support emotional regulation and healthy personality development.
Audience: Parents and caregivers of young children , Grandparents and family caregivers , ECD professionals, child psychologists, parenting educators, counselors
A UNICEF Belarus parenting booklet explaining how caregivers can nurture toddlers’ independence while maintaining healthy boundaries, using practical tips and everyday examples (bedtime, clothing choices, encouraging speech)
Audience: Grandparents , Parents , Parenting educators, family counsellors, and ECD professionals
A UNICEF Belarus family guidance booklet on grandparents’ roles in child-rearing within extended families. It explains common conflicts, highlights risks of blurred roles, and offers practical recommendations for grandparents and parents.
Audience: Expecting parents of a boy , Fathers, grandparents, and family caregivers , Parenting educators, ECD professionals, and counselors
A UNICEF Belarus parenting booklet for expectant parents expecting a boy, explaining boys’ developmental traits and giving age-stage guidance (0–6, 6–14, 14+) on supportive care-giving, father involvement, and mentoring.
Audience: Parents (especially mothers/expecting parents of girls) , Fathers and family caregivers , Parenting educators, ECD professionals, and counselors
A UNICEF Belarus parenting booklet for expectant parents expecting a daughter. It explains perceived girl–boy developmental differences and offers practical advice on nurturing, schooling, and daughter upbringing.
Audience: Parents/Caregivers , Educators, child psychologists, pediatricians, and other professionals , General public, social workers, and policymakers
This material provides parents with guidance on handling conflicts between children, emphasizing empathy, understanding emotions, promoting non-violent communication, and fostering conflict resolution skills through play and healthy family dynamics.
Audience: Parents/Caregivers , Child psychologists/ pediatricians/ healthcare providers , General public/ child development specialists/ and policymakers
The material discusses different types of neurosis in children, explaining symptoms, causes, and psychological defense mechanisms. It also provides recommendations for prevention and how to address these issues in children.
Audience: Parents/Caregivers , Child psychologists, pediatricians, and child development specialists , General public, policymakers, and educational institutions focusing on child development and psychological growth.
This material describes the emotional and developmental shifts children experience around age 7, highlighting changes in self-esteem, social roles, and gender identity, providing guidance for parents and educators.
