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Worry or Wobble? A printable guide to noticing when a child may need more support

All children have hard days. This worksheet helps you notice how long, how strong and how much it is getting in the way, so you can decide what to do next. It is not for diagnosing.

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What is inside

  • A four-step guide from “keep watching” to “get urgent help now”
  • Things worth noticing over a few weeks or more
  • A worked example: Tevita and the stomach aches
  • A notes page to bring to a teacher, GP or counsellor

Who it is for: Parents, carers and grandparents worried about a child’s wellbeing.

Educational, not therapy. This worksheet is for reflection and conversation. It does not replace support from a doctor or counsellor. In crisis, call 000 (Australia) or 111 (New Zealand).

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What do I receive?

One PDF with 2 printable pages, delivered by email straight after purchase.

Can I print it more than once?

Yes, for your own family or household. Please do not share, resell or post the file online.

Is this therapy?

No. It is an educational worksheet for reflection and conversation. It is not therapy, diagnosis or emergency help. If things feel too big, see a doctor or call Lifeline 13 11 14 (Australia) or 1737 (New Zealand), or 000 / 111 in an emergency.

Is it made for one Pacific culture?

No. It is inspired by values shared across many Pacific communities, and families differ. Adapt it to your own.