How Many Rules????
We all agree children need rules don't we? Rules are there to protect our children, to give them structure, order and security. All children need them as without rules they do not know what they can and cannot do at home, at school, in certain situations. I find that when I talk ...
Children’s Needs
I was having a conversation the other day with a friend of mine and we were discussing if children need you more or less as they grow up. Personally I think it is a difficult one to answer. Children need your time when they are pre-school. They like ...
Book Look
I have not posted anything about my parenting book since I mentioned that I had been commissioned to write it by Vermillion, part of the Random House group of publishers. Well the book is soon to be out ...
Overscheduled Children
My husband kindly passed on this article to me about a new book that has been published and I thought I would share it with you. It is not my normal thing to do as you know unless you follow me on twitter at @thekidscoach. I share articles there all ...
Decision making
Decision making is important as it teaches children about choice, getting what they want and need from others and it also empowers them. If we do not allow our children to make any of their own decisions then they will always look to us to make them for them. Do ...
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