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 ...
Helping Your Child Understand Their Feelings
Many children are oblivious to how other children and people feel. Possibly because they are wrapped up in what they are doing or maybe that they are just not in tune with their own or others feelings. You can help them have a better understanding of feelings by getting them to ...
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 ...
Looking Back And Going Forward
For some of you 2011 would have been an amazing year where great things happened. For others of you, you may be looking forward to the back of it and looking forward to welcoming in 2012. Whichever group you fall into I think it is really important that you remember ...
The Importance of Sleep in Children
I have not been sleeping very well recently as there is so much going on in my mind. Dropping off is not a problem but I find it difficult go back to sleep when I wake in the night. I have started writing down my thoughts when I do wake ...
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