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Nurturing the Seed of Infinite Potentialities in Every Child

How can I

support my child to be(come) caring with themselves and others

be calm and caring

create and grow a nurturing space

?

PIP O: A PIP is a seed found in the core of a fruit. It represents beginnings and groth. O stands for Omega, the final letter in the greek alpha

A new space for those who want to explore questions like these with others who are also interested in children’s healthy and ethical development, sharing experiences and learnings, and working together to lift up the next generation.

Welcome to pip o.

pip o. is the knowledge hub for the Laboratory for Social-Emotional Development and Intervention at the University of Toronto

Articles

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Fun Facts:

About Feelings

A number of studies suggest that fear is the most risky emotion for toddlers, as increased exposure to situations which ...

 

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How Can We Support Children's Emotional Health?

“It’s so hot out today!”

“I think it’s supposed to rain later.”

“What’s the weather like tomorrow?” ...

 

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How Regulating Emotions Can Lead to a Kinder Community

What is emotion regulation? How might it help to create a kinder society? This article provides insights on our research on ...

 

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Magazine

Cover of PIP O. Gazette 1-2022 Empathy for others

pip o. Gazette Fall-2023

Emotion Regulation

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Wonder Lab

Art Sessions

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Colorful Animal World! Session 1

Students had the chance to reflect on their own self-image: Who are they? Which characteristics do they think define them? Students then selected an animal that ...

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Colorful Animal World! Session 2

Students took time to think about their family, friends, and classmates, considering how each are different and how this diversity makes everyone unique and ...

 

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Colorful Animal World! Session 3

Students discussed what kind of world they would like to live in, and were asked to think about the unique needs and preferences of each of their animals as they imagined ...

 

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