The Sue Atkins Inspiring Sunday Saying
A child grows, a parent discovers, a family flourishes, a community thrives from http://www.uclafamilycommons.com/
Year: 2011
Sports Parties for Kids with Disabilities
Today’s guest blogger is a man with a vision and a passion for “Sport For All” including children that have learning and physical disabilities. I met Gary Marlow from Marlow Sports http://www.marlowsports.co.uk/ at my friend Julia’s fabulous WineEntwine http://www.winentwine.co.uk/ wine tasting event to raise funds for the NSPCC a couple of weeks ago and I was […]
The Sue Atkins Weekly Parenting Affirmation
I have BIG Dreams but I take SMALL steps ~ Sue Atkins
Padded bras for 7 year olds, high heels for dolls and pole dancing – where has my little girl gone?
Padded bras for seven-year-olds, dolls dressed in high heels, and pole dancing kits for kids. From every angle our daughters are being bombarded by messages about looks and sexuality they are too young to understand. Even primary school girls feel pressured to conform to a thin, sexy ideal, leading to self-destructive behaviour, ranging from […]
Distress Heaped Upon Tragedy – Phone Hacking – How much more does a grieving parent have to endure?
Milly Dowler’s parents have had to endure the suffering and trauma of losing their murdered daughter, have been unreasonably humiliated in Court and now have to face the outrageous truth that their daughter’s mobile phone was hacked into by journalists and her private messages deleted – leading the poor family to believe that she […]
The Sue Atkins Wednesday Story To Ponder
Here’s your Wednesday story from my never ending notebook and everlasting pencil called The Logs. One Friday morning a couple of months ago the log man came to our house and delivered our winter pile of logs for our open fire but he dumped them outside my neighbour Helen’s door instead and she sent me […]
Do you have 20/20 vision or a sty in your eye?
I’ve just had my eyes tested at Spec Savers this week and have just picked up some stylish new glasses and it made me think of Allison Mitchell’s great book “Time Management for Manic Mums” where she talks about The Eye of Time. The Eye of Time is a wonderful analogy and tool for […]
Start reading Raising Happy Children For Dummies on your Kindle in under a minute.
I’m delighted to announce that my Amazon best seller is now available on Kindle Download and read it in less than a minute ! http://www.amazon.co.uk/Raising-Happy-Children-Dummies-ebook/dp/B004PGMHTC/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=digital-text&qid=1309814963&sr=8-1 Love to have your feedback so please post up a customer review ! 🙂
The Sue Atkins Weekly Parent Coaching Question
Who do my children need me to become?
Autistic children could be diagnosed from the age of ONE thanks to new brain scan
Researchers studying autistic children have discovered their brain activity appears to be out of sync compared to their peers at a very early stage. They found that language areas in the right and left sides of the brain are less synchronised in autistic toddlers. The weaker the synchronisation, the more severe the communication difficulties exhibited […]
The Sue Atkins Inspiring Sunday Saying
Laughing is good exercise – it’s like jogging on the inside
Tips for Dealing with Friendship Challenges
Today I am delighted to have Annie Fox Author of many wonderful books including Middle School Confidential™ Annie’s new book series for 11-14 year olds as my guest blogger discussing: Tips for Dealing with Friendship Challenges By Annie Fox M.Ed “Just as we did when they were toddlers, we need to continue teaching our […]
The Sue Atkins Weekly Parenting Affirmation
Slow Down I often find I drive myself too hard and find it difficult to let go and let flow – allowing some things not to get done exactly when I want them done by. So I find this affirmation helpful on those days and I hope you do too. I take the time I need […]
Ten great things to tell your kids.
I’m being interviewed in a couple of weeks by Bruno LoGreco a Canadian Life Coach, Author and Television Personality and I have been asked to pick out 10 great things to tell your kids. This actually is in my first book “Raising Happy Children for Dummies” which you can get from Amazon. So here are my […]
Divorce, Break Up and Separation – How are YOU handling it?
This week I’m giving a talk to a group of Family Mediation and Collaborative Lawyers in London as they want to find out more about my “Separation – Putting your Children First” Coaching Programme for parents and children. I am very interested in how Mediation and Collaborative Law can ease the stress of divorce, break up, […]