[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
Some individuals are more sensitive than others, but you can do things to help your kids manage their emotions better.
As the holiday season ends each year and the world gets ready for a fresh year to begin, the concept of setting New Year’s resolutions begins to pop up all over the place. While these are often personal goals that we set for ourselves, they can also be perfectly applicable to the lives of our … Read more
Many mums and dads simply wish for their children to experience a happy, stable and secure childhood. However, this doesn’t mean you need to spend a considerable amount of money to buy your son or daughter millions of toys to make them smile from ear to ear. There are many ways you can provide your … Read more
Your child, regardless of whether they’re 10, 30 or 50, is still your child. You want to help them whenever you see them struggling, no matter how old they are, and you want to ensure that they get everything out of life that they both want and deserve. To help your adult child during periods … Read more
Being a Mum is the best job in the world but that doesn’t always mean it’s easy does it? I remember in those early days of parenting feeling guilty for struggling, for finding things hard. Not all Mums actually get to the ‘being a Mum part’ and so many Mums had it much harder than … Read more
Despite half (50%) of children aged between five and ten learning to code at school, only one in five (20%) parents know how to, making most parents ill-equipped to help their children with tech homework, according to a new coding report released today by consumer robotics and AI company, Anki, makers of the UK’s best-selling toy … Read more
As a parent whose child has just started university, it’s natural to feel emotional. These conflicting feelings are referred to as ‘empty nest syndrome’.
As parents, we try our best not to pass on our children’s bad habits. Start by teaching them good spending and saving habits.