Dr Mine Conkbayir is an award-winning author, trainer and researcher passionate about bridging the knowledge gap between neuroscience and the EY sector. A key contributor to the Birth to Five Matters non-statutory guidance for the Early Years Foundation Stage and designer of the first-ever neuroscience-informed qualifications for the EY sector, her latest award-winning book, Early Childhood and Neuroscience: Theory, Research and Implications for Practice, is now in its second edition.

• AcknowledgementsIntroductionForeword by Dr Susan Hopkins Interview with Dr Stuart ShankerChapter 1 Self-regulation - What It Is and What It’s Not.Chapter 2 Co-regulation – It Takes Two Baby!Chapter 3 The Developing Brain: A Whistle-Stop Tour.Chapter 4 Sensory Integration – Too Much or Not Enough: How to Get Your Provision Just Right.Chapter 5 Time Out for Behaviour Management: Why We Must Move Towards Relational Approaches to Support Behaviour.Chapter 6 Concluding Thoughts – Building a Sustainable Future through Self-regulationReferencesIndex

Dr Mine Conkbayir is an award-winning author, trainer and researcher passionate about bridging the knowledge gap between neuroscience and the EY sector. A key contributor to the Birth to Five Matters non-statutory guidance for the Early Years Foundation Stage and designer of the first-ever neuroscience-informed qualifications for the EY sector, her latest award-winning book, Early Childhood and Neuroscience: Theory, Research and Implications for Practice, is now in its second edition.

• AcknowledgementsIntroductionForeword by Dr Susan Hopkins Interview with Dr Stuart ShankerChapter 1 Self-regulation - What It Is and What It’s Not.Chapter 2 Co-regulation – It Takes Two Baby!Chapter 3 The Developing Brain: A Whistle-Stop Tour.Chapter 4 Sensory Integration – Too Much or Not Enough: How to Get Your Provision Just Right.Chapter 5 Time Out for Behaviour Management: Why We Must Move Towards Relational Approaches to Support Behaviour.Chapter 6 Concluding Thoughts – Building a Sustainable Future through Self-regulationReferencesIndex

Dr Mine Conkbayir is an award-winning author, trainer and researcher passionate about bridging the knowledge gap between neuroscience and the EY sector. A key contributor to the Birth to Five Matters non-statutory guidance for the Early Years Foundation Stage and designer of the first-ever neuroscience-informed qualifications for the EY sector, her latest award-winning book, Early Childhood and Neuroscience: Theory, Research and Implications for Practice, is now in its second edition.

• AcknowledgementsIntroductionForeword by Dr Susan Hopkins Interview with Dr Stuart ShankerChapter 1 Self-regulation - What It Is and What It’s Not.Chapter 2 Co-regulation – It Takes Two Baby!Chapter 3 The Developing Brain: A Whistle-Stop Tour.Chapter 4 Sensory Integration – Too Much or Not Enough: How to Get Your Provision Just Right.Chapter 5 Time Out for Behaviour Management: Why We Must Move Towards Relational Approaches to Support Behaviour.Chapter 6 Concluding Thoughts – Building a Sustainable Future through Self-regulationReferencesIndex