A child’s confidence is often shaped long before they step into a classroom or join a sports team. One of the most significant influences on a child’s self-esteem is the way parents communicate with them. Positive, supportive communication can help children develop a strong sense of self-worth, while negative or inconsistent communication may undermine their confidence.
With Prince Harry’s autobiography, Spare , detailing the break down in relationships between the duke and his family, and the communication between both parties becoming rapidly worse, relationship expert Valon Asani from Dua.com reveal the top tips for mending broken down family relationships.
Children could be exposed to more intense and damaging parental conflict this Christmas as heightened economic pressures put strains on parents’ relationships
A YouGov survey of 1,053 parents of children aged 18 and under in Britain, commissioned by research charity and What Works Centre, the Early Intervention Foundation, has found that 56% of those who celebrate Christmas worry about their...
