parenting

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It Takes a Village: Why Community Parenting Matters for new parents

There’s a reason the saying “it takes a village to raise a child” has been passed down for generations. Parenting is one of the most rewarding journeys, but it’s also full of challenges that can sometimes feel overwhelming. This is where community parenting comes in—a concept that emphasizes the power of building a support network to share the joys and struggles of raising children.

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Smart Strategies to Save Money for Your Children’s Success

When it comes to ensuring a bright future for your children, few things are as important as effective financial planning. Parents often strive to provide the best for their children, whether that’s a quality education, a safety net for unexpected challenges, or a financial head start in life. Achieving these goals requires discipline, knowledge, and a long-term perspective. In this article,...

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How to survive visiting family this Christmas with your young children

The big Christmas getaway is fast approaching, and I remember so clearly the mix of emotions it used to bring when my children were young. The excitement of seeing their joy and wonder building was always tinged with a little anxiety about how to juggle it all - especially when throwing extended family into the mix.

While Christmas is a time of twinkling lights, festive treats, and...

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Nanny Cooks top tips for fussy eaters

Fussy Eating… A stress of the past!

Hi, I’m Holly a paediatric food consultant, Norland Nanny and Founder of Nanny Cooks!

I support and empower parents through the challenges they may face with fussy eaters by providing tried and tested tips, tricks, recipes and meal plans. I help to take the stress of meal times off their plate and add a spoonful of fun! Having nannied...

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A Health Coaches Tips for Managing 'September' Back To School Anxiety

Many people, especially parents and children, experience “September anxiety” as going back to school marks a time of significant transition and change. This anxiety can stem from a variety of factors, such as the end of a relaxing summer routine, the stress of preparing for a new academic year, and the uncertainty or fear of the unknown for both parents and children. The start of school can...

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Four questions, based on neuroscience, to ask when your child is misbehaving

Children are little boundary pushers, and that’s good. They need to find out what behaviour is okay and which isn’t. What’s easy for us as adults to forget is that the boundaries are always changing for our kids. One set of rules with school, one set (or more) at home, another at the playground, and yet another out shopping. It can be confusing and take a lot of time and effort to figure out...

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It's Time to Share the Load: MANtenatal Empowers Dads-to-Be to Step Up and Transform the Parenting Landscape

For far too long, mothers have borne the overwhelming responsibility of preparing for and managing the demands of parenthood. This traditional imbalance has not only placed undue strain on mothers but has also limited the involvement of fathers during the critical prenatal and postnatal periods. Enter MANtenatal , the pioneering antenatal course specifically designed for dads-to-be, and it's...

Not back to school

Not back to school: how home education is changing the way we learn

As September approaches, the familiar buzz of "back to school" season begins to resonate. Shops are filled with school supplies, uniforms, and lunchboxes while families prepare for the routine of frantic mornings and packed schedules. However, for many, this September marks a departure from tradition. Instead of the usual rush to return to the classroom, more families embrace the opportunity...

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Parents say hybrid working reduces summer holiday childcare stress

  • A new study by International Workplace Group has found that almost two thirds (61%) of parents find the school holidays stressful
  • Half of parents (49%) use annual leave to care for their children
  • However, widespread adoption of hybrid working has reduced the stress caused by summer childcare
  • Mums are nearly twice as likely as dads
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Outdoor play experts reveal how to motivate kids to swap screen time for outdoor time these summer holidays

The summer holidays are here, bringing with them endless hours for children to spend glued to screens. Outdoor play experts at Electric Ride On Cars offer valuable guidance on encouraging outdoor activities for kids who prefer screen time.

“Outdoor time is crucial for children as they develop their sense of self in the world. It helps them become more confident and knowledgeable...

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