How can parents recognise and address mental health issues in children?
Good mental health is just as important as good physical health and we all want our children to grow up happy and healthy, but unfortunately, anxiety and depression are on the rise in both adults and children. It can be
Activities for Children with ADHD
Children with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) often have unique play needs and preferences that can require a bit of creativity and flexibility from parents and caregivers. But by understanding these needs and providing engaging, age-appropriate activities, playtime can be
Practical advice for children and parents when adapting to a new school
The end of a school year can mean a move to a new school for some children. While this transition marks a significant change, it also opens doors to new experiences and growth, and with the right strategies, the shift
Exploring Different Cultures
In our increasingly interconnected world, teaching children about different cultures and how to respect them is more important than ever. Not only does it promote empathy and understanding, but it also helps children to appreciate diversity and broadens their worldview.
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
Nurturing Boys in Modern Society
The current debate as to who has it tougher, girls or boys misses the point. It's essential to recognise that both boys and girls face unique challenges. Pitting the genders against each other fuels the problem. Rather than viewing it as
Chores for Children
We recently found the following guide to age-appropriate chores for children: (Source: Flanders Family) While having a guide can be a really useful starting point, we wanted to update the list to make it more relevant for a modern family in the UK. You
Answering Awkward Questions from your Child
Tips on how to answer those awkward questions that pop up when you least expect it We’ve all been there, the room is silent and it seems everyone can hear a little voice “Why does………….” (fill in any one of a
Learning the Importance of Losing
Congratulations and commiserations to the fantastic, record-breaking England Women’s Team. They may not have won the final, but they have enjoyed huge triumphs in this tournament and reaching the final of the World Cup is in itself a historical achievement. Losing
Setting Boundaries For Children
As your child grows, they develop a natural craving for independence, exploring the world around them, and making their own decisions. However, as parents, it is only natural to worry about their ability to make sound choices while avoiding potential