Helping Your Child Manage School Anxiety
For some parents the transition of their back to school of their children may have been difficult. School anxiety can show up in lots of different ways, and it doesn’t…
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September is the New ‘New Year’ for Parents
September is the New ‘New Year’ for Parents: There is always something very unrealistic about January and resolutions. After the madness of Christmas, there is an expectation that all bad…
Back to School Anxiety
School has been back for a couple of days now. Some children can become anxious around this time of year when they do return to school, particularly so in this…
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Healthy Eating for Kids: It’s not a war
Many young children go through phases of being faddy or fussy eaters. It’s often an attempt to get attention and escalates at the same pace as your anxiety! Don’t panic, as even limited diets for a few weeks can deliver all the nutrients your child needs. A varied diet can be achieved over the course […]
Baking: Feed their Imaginations (and their stomachs)
Cookie Recipe Want a perfect rainy day activity with your child? One that encourages their creativity, provides plenty of opportunities for conversation, teaches them a very useful life skill and results in something delicious to eat for all the family? Get them baking! And before you think: but I haven’t a clue how to bake […]
Top Tips for Messy Play
Messy play doesn’t have to be expensive. Standard kitchen cupboard items such as dried pasta, rice, dried beans and pulses, split peas or porridge oats are an easy way to start on messy play – however, parental supervision will be required. Old wooden spoons, colanders, plastic cups and bowls make great tools to explore these […]
How to Support Your Children to have a Happy Childhood
Happiness means something different to each person but to Allen K. Chalmers, it means ‘Having something to do, something to love and something to hope for.’ That is something you can offer your child. Paul Martin, a behavioural biologist who wrote the wonderful book Making Happy People reminds us that the foundations of happiness are laid in […]
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