New School Year: How To Help Your Child Make New Friends
Tips to help your child make new friends at school! Learn how to encourage a positive attitude, arrange playdates, and build strong communication skills.
Friendship
Friendship Dramas: How Parents Can Help Kids Navigate Issues with Friends
Here are some tips for parents to help their little ones navigate problems with friends as they grow up.
6 Ways to Encourage Your Child to Make Friends
There are ways you can create the right conditions to give your child opportunities to make friends – here are our 6 top tips
How To Stay Good Friends With a Date Or Partner When The Romance Has Gone
The first stages of dating someone is always fascinating but what do you do when the romance has gone. It is possible to stay good friends with these tips.
Friendship Necklaces: A Personable Gift with Meaning
let’s find out the reasons why you should consider buying friendship necklaces as a gift for your best friend(s).
Helping Your Friend Through Their First Pregnancy
How do you advise your BFF in the right way and help them through their first pregnancy? Read our guide for hints and tips to enjoy the next nine months.
How to Help Your Child Make New Friends
Starting a new school and making new friends can be an anxious time for children. Although some children are naturally sociable, many children suffer from shyness, which can hinder their ability to develop friendships. Fortunately, this is something that parents can help children to overcome, using a few simple techniques. Developing Social Skills Read on … Read more
Bullying hurts, it’s time to #BeKind
This morning whilst sipping my coffee and catching up on my Facebook timeline I saw a video which had been shared by a friend featuring a local school who were featured on This Morning with Holly and Phil as part of the #BeKind campaign. Now I’m not a watcher of daytime TV, I’m too busy … Read more
Today I’m saying goodbye . . .
Today will be a sad day, I’m heading back to my home town to say goodbye to a very special lady. Someone who I wasn’t actually related to but felt like family all the same. I grew up living with my Mum, Nanna and Grandad until my Nanna passed away when I was 11 years … Read more