More Space, Less Arguments?
My last holiday I spent in Israel and most of it was spent in other people houses drinking tea and eating cake. A good holiday for someone who likes to do both. One of the things that stuck me about all the houses was the fact that the layout was very ...
Dreams
What dreams does your child have? Do they want to be a doctor, a pr, a mum of 6 children? Do you talk to them about their hopes and dreams and are you supportive of them? To have dreams is precious. We all need them especially children as the dreams ...
Fear
It's common for children to be afraid - afraid of the dark, new situations, fear of falling, bugs, loud machines or natural disasters. The fear makes sense to a child who has not had the experience or knowledge to know better so I guess it is up to us to help ...
Positive Language – Use Can Not Can’t
Have you ever listened to yourself when you are talking to your children? Do you ever think why did I say that? I do it all the time. I request something from my children and then think of other ways I could have motivated or encouraged them. I am so ...
The Importance of Children Experiencing Failure
It is important for children to experience failure and it is up to us, as parents, to help them understand the reasons they failed. It could be down to no fault of their own or it could be down to a lack of effort on their part. Whichever it is, ...
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