Talking to Teenage Boys: Navigating Emotions, Social Media and Positive Role Models
Netflix’s acclaimed series Adolescence about a teenager accused of killing a schoolmate, dominated this year’s Emmy Awards, taking home six prizes. Its raw portrayal of adolescent struggles with mental health, self-image and online pressures sparked widespread discussions. For many parents,
Navigating Father’s Day When Dad Isn’t Around
Father’s Day can be a challenging time for children who don’t have a father present in their lives. Whether it’s due to loss, separation, or other circumstances, the absence of a dad can make this day particularly hard. However, with
Travelling With Toddlers
This time of year is ideal for a family with younger children to go away, as rising temperatures, cheaper off-peak travel options, and quieter destinations create the perfect recipe for a holiday. However, travelling with toddlers can be quite daunting,
Dyspraxia in Children
Development Coordination Disorder (DCD), also known as dyspraxia, is a neurological lifelong condition affecting physical coordination. It is not related to intelligence and can affect people in various ways. Dyspraxia can cause a child to perform less well than expected
Fun and Free Days Out for Families in the UK this Summer 2026
Summer is the perfect time to slow down, soak up the longer days, and make the kind of family memories that last for years. But with rising prices on everything from petrol to ice creams, many of us are looking for
How to Raise a Resilient Child
Resilience - the ability to bounce back from adversity, adapt to challenges, and thrive despite difficulties - is essential for a child's mental and emotional well-being and will help them maintain a positive outlook throughout their lives. It isn't something
Budget-Friendly Family Days Out
As parents, we’re constantly on the lookout for activities to entertain our children but it can be difficult to find ones that fit within our budget. Fortunately, there are plenty of options for budget-friendly family days out! From picnics in
Talking to children about illness and a loved one’s health
When the Princess of Wales announced her cancer diagnosis, she made it clear that she’d taken time to help her children understand what’s happening and come to terms with her illness, whilst remaining optimistic for a full recovery. When a loved
How to Support a Child on Mother’s Day Without a Mum
Mother’s Day is a special occasion that encourages us to celebrate the women who have raised and loved us. However, for children who have lost their mum or don’t have a mum, it can be a painful reminder that she’s not
The Importance of Spending Time with Family
Our time is the most valuable gift we can give our children and it’s key to their development, but in the hustle and bustle of modern life, it’s easy to overlook the importance of simply spending time together as a