Fun and Effective Reward Ideas for 10-Year-Olds
Discover Reward Ideas for 10-Year-Olds: Explore fun incentives to reinforce good behavior and foster positive habits!
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Effective Strategies for Handling Preschooler Tantrums
No parent likes when their child throws tantrums, yet this is common, especially with preschoolers. Keep reading to learn more about effective strategies for handling preschooler tantrums.
8 Effective Ways to Discipline Children
In this blog post, we will discuss 10 effective ways to discipline children. We will explain each method, how it works, and how to implement!
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.
Is Positive Discipline the game changer your family needs?
[easyazon_link identifier=”0525574891″ locale=”UK” tag=”mummmatt-21″]POSITIVE DISCIPLINE FOR TODAY’S BUSY (AND OVERWHELMED) PARENT[/easyazon_link] is a user-friendly guide that gives parents the tools they need to parent effectively without sacrificing their well-being or giving up on their life goals. I’m holding my hands up right now and saying that parenting has been a whole lot harder than I … Read more
Parenting Dilemma 101: Telling Tales/Being a Snitch
This is a parenting issue which has come up a number of times in our family and I honestly still don’t know what the best answer is. A bit of background All four of our Beans are very righteous, if they see someone doing something ‘wrong’ then they will be only too keen to point … 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
There may be trouble ahead . . .
That is the song that goes round and round in my head most days when having conversations with Little Bean. Little Bean is an extremely headstrong little girl, I’m told that she gets it from me – oops! But how should we parent her and channel this personality trait so that our time with her … Read more