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Before the results are even received, ensure your home is a supportive and non-judgmental environment. Let your child know that their w... Read More
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Sibling Rivalry…Where there’s a sibling, the potential for conflict, rivalry, envy is always there…Wherever there is the strongest love, is also the potential for the strongest ha... Read More
In my work as a professional coach, I am often called upon by parents in extremis to help them advocate for and safeguard their child where bullying, teasing, excluding, or controlling behaviour is a... Read More
Elaine Halligan, Director of the Parent Practice ( theparentpractice.com ) offers some expert advice for parents on how to manage screentime this summer.
The summer holidays are almo... Read More
This is a particularly resonant topic for me this year. As I write this article, our daughter is having her last ever day of primary school. So as a coach, a speaker and trainer in the world of child... Read More
I, like many of you, struggle to get a handle on my teens eating habits. As they become more independent and have greater influences it isn’t surprising that their diet becomes more about what ... Read More
As many parents and teens head into the final stretch of GSCE and A level exam preparations, the key message is Don't stress! This is so easy to say but hard to do especially as c... Read More
A divide that exists between many teenagers and their parents is the Internet. The second generation to have grown up with the Internet is coming of age and this is a reality that their parents often... Read More
Signs of autism in teens who do not (yet) have a diagnosis are likely to be subtle. If the signs were not subtle, they would probably have been picked up and assessed at a younger age. The signs ofte... Read More
There are certain things that you can do to help keep your child safe and well online. Dr Hayley van Zwanenberg has put together the following advice so that you can protect your child from the assoc... Read More
I’ve been involved in several unrelated conversations recently which led me to begin thinking about recruiting young people after full-time education, in 2021 and beyond. More specificall... Read More
As lockdown restrictions continue we know our children and young people are online more and more and keeping children safe online is a top priority. So much of teenage relationships take place &ldquo... Read More
School is drawing to a close, lockdown is easing, but most of us are still working from home, and the prospect of six weeks trying to entertain teenagers without giving in to a total screen fest, may... Read More
With the school holidays upon us, how do you make sure that your child doesn't spend every waking moment on their tablet or device? Rachel Vecht founder of Educating Matters share... Read More