• CONNECTION CARDS "EVERYDAY" - (for the whole family)
  • CONNECTION CARDS "EVERYDAY" - (for the whole family)
  • CONNECTION CARDS "EVERYDAY" - (for the whole family)
  • CONNECTION CARDS "EVERYDAY" - (for the whole family)
  • CONNECTION CARDS "EVERYDAY" - (for the whole family)
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CONNECTION CARDS "EVERYDAY" - (for the whole family)

289 kr
289 kr
289 kr
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    CONNECTION CARDS "EVERYDAY" - (for the whole family)
    CONNECTION CARDS "EVERYDAY" - (for the whole family)
    CONNECTION CARDS "EVERYDAY" - (for the whole family)
    CONNECTION CARDS "EVERYDAY" - (for the whole family)
    CONNECTION CARDS "EVERYDAY" - (for the whole family)

    PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

    • 15 high-quality cards
    • Each card represents a unique everyday situation. 
    • There are questions for every situation designed by a licensed psychologist
    • The cards are illustrated to arouse curiosity & imagination
    • Large and easy to handle (A6)
    • Can be used from 6 years and throughout life.

     

     

    WHAT EVERYDAY SITUATIONS

    • morning
    • Evening
    • weekend
    • activities
    • food
    • school
    • adolescence
    • friends
    • routines
    • household
    • entertainment
    • sleep
    • work
    • sibling
    • How was your day?

    Hard to keep up? Increased understanding occurs through conversation.

    The call cards are a support for those of you who are struggling with everyday life.

    Connection Cards Everyday is aimed at those of you who struggle with everyday life, and want tools to reduce stress in everyday life. The cards are best suited for those of you with children from 6 years old.

    Why do we stress in everyday life and how can we reduce stress in everyday life with Connection Cards?

    • There is not enough time.: work, housework and taking care of children can be exhausting. Many parents feel the stress of never being able to do enough or have enough time.

    • Adults' high expectations: Parents should be present and engaged, but at the same time realize themselves, be social and perhaps even succeed at work. The pressure to be perfect and fulfill many roles at the same time can be exhausting.

    • School pressure and performance: Many children feel pressured to perform, both in school and in activities. Overcrowded schedules can create stress and a feeling of powerlessness when you don't understand or have an overview of your routines.

    • Social media: Both children and adults are exposed to social media on a daily basis, and the direct or indirect expectations that come with it. Being constantly connected and managing the digital world requires something both small and large.

    • Routines: Not having routines, changing routines, or having too many routines can often be a source of stress for many families. Everything from changing sleep habits to eating habits to not fully understanding what is expected of you can be difficult for both adults and children.