Due Date
Well, it has finally become that day. The day when my book surfaces onto the bookshelves of high street book stores and you no longer have to pre-order on Amazon. 'The Parents Toolkit' is now available for you to buy in paperback or for your Kindle .... HURRAY!!!! I wrote ...
How many chores should we give our children?
Many of us want our children to grow up taking responsibility for their actions and do more for themselves so that they have the skills for later life. We start by getting them to get dressed on their own and brush their teeth when they are little but what about ...
Bad losers
Children cannot be winners all the time. They will lose at something some of the time whether it is in a game or not being picked as part of ‘the team’. In order for our children to react in the best way possible i.e. accept that this time they were ...
What do you think is best for your child friendships?
Some parents worry that their child is unhappy because they don’t have a best friend and some parents worry that their child has an exclusive friendship with just one person. Should we be worrying about the amount of friends our child has and if they just have one? There are some ...
Ways to show your children that you love them
All children want and need to feel loved. It makes them feel special and valued. We all think of telling our children that we love them but there are so many other ways to say ‘I love you’: 1. Spend time alone with each of your children 2. Take an interest in ...
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