How to Help Your Kids Deal with Anger & Negativity
While temper tantrums are common, frequent anger outburst and negativity aren’t. If left ignored, it could affect your kid’s psychological development.
Child Development
Expert-backed child development advice covering milestones, behaviour, emotions and learning to help your child thrive at every stage.
How to Help Your Kids Manage Their Emotions Better
Some individuals are more sensitive than others, but you can do things to help your kids manage their emotions better.
How to Keep Your Kids Entertained Over the Winter Season
As we are now fast approaching the winter months, no doubt your children will be counting down the days until the festive season. While this time of year is made for children, it can be hard for parents to keep them entertained with schools being off and the weather outside not always being great. Here, … Read more
Using Video Games to Instill Life Skills
A lot of parents struggle with how to help their kids balance productive and “just for fun” hobbies. After all, the modern world is full of distractions that have the potential to adversely affect a child’s or teen’s development, social skills, and mental health. One of those myriad distractions that parents worry about is video … Read more
How can Motivation Maps help your children? Special offer until 31st May 2017
Parenting is a constant task of guessing and calculating what to do with your little people, second-guessing what they are thinking and what methods of parenting will work best. When that cute little bundle of joy arrives in your life, they don’t come with a handbook tied to their foot, it’s just a case of … Read more
An open letter to the lady at The Royal Albert Hall xx
The first I knew of your existence was when I heard your young daughter’s screams as I walked with my children down the stairwell to the toilets following The Great Orchestral Adventure. The next thing I knew your daughter (I assume she was your daughter) had thrown herself across the floor and was flailing her … Read more
Accessible Parenting Advice
Before becoming a parent I’m pretty sure most of us looked at it with rose-tinted glasses. When you first see those blue lines on the pregnancy test the only thing you think about is that cute little bundle of love that you will be holding in your arms. You don’t tend to think ahead to … Read more
October half term 2014 – the camera can lie!
I wonder how you read a post? Do you look through the photographs and then read them? Do you read and look at the photographs as you go along? I am pondering this because if you were to look through my photographs first, you’d be forgiven for thinking that they show happy family time, which, … Read more
Carpet Picnic and Movie Treat
For the past couple of weeks I have been trialling a new Reward System with the Beans in an effort to encourage more favorable behavior from them. Initially it worked perfectly but last week was pretty much a write-off as they didn’t seem interested in even trying to move forwards on their charts. All of … Read more