Sue Atkins is an internationally recognised Parenting Expert, Broadcaster, Speaker and Author of the Amazon best-selling books “Parenting Made Easy – How to Raise Happy Children” & “Raising Happy Children for Dummies" one in the famous black and yellow series as well as author of the highly acclaimed Parenting Made Easy CDs, Apps and resources. Her highly acclaimed ‘Can Do Kid Journal for Super Heroes’ gives children the gift of self-esteem and empowers them to become creative, innovative, independent, resourceful, resilient & confident in their own abilities to try new things & able to bounce back after setbacks. She has just launched her new Parenting Club bursting with Quick Win Videos, monthly Webinars & Facebook Lives, exclusive monthly eCourses from toddler to teen and ‘Sue In Conversation With ….’ her exclusive interviews with Experts from around the world. Sue produces ‘The Sue Atkins Parenting Show’ a free weekly podcast which is bursting with Sue’s practical ideas, techniques and down to earth strategies for raising happy, confident, resilient children with strong self esteem. Sue offers practical guidance for bringing up happy, confident, resilient children from toddler to teen. Sue also specialises in supporting families through divorce & created the ‘Divorce Journal for Children’ to help children express, explore and understand some of the strong emotions that they may be feeling and to help them process the divorce for themselves. She has also created a series of Divorce Cards for parents to help start the difficult conversations about the changes that families face when they are going through divorce. She regularly appears on the award-winning flagship ITV show “This Morning,” Sky News, Good Morning Britain and has a weekly ‘Parenting Round Up’ on Eamonn Holmes Drive Time Show on talkRADIO every Tuesday. She also appears on The Jeremy Vine Show on BBC Radio 2 and is the parenting expert for many BBC Radio Stations around the UK. Sue’s parenting articles are published all over the world & to receive her free eBooks bursting with practical tips and helpful advice from toddler to teen log on to www.theSueAtkins.com and download them instantly today.
Headteachers in England tell of worsening behaviour of pupils – & parents! School leaders describe culture of non-compliance since lockdowns, with pupils wandering corridors but skipping lessons I know I’m speaking to the converted but as a former Deputy Headteacher I thought I’d weigh in! Teaching kids to behave in school is crucial because it […]
I have recently enjoyed doing a Power Hour for parents of dyslexic children with my friend Paloma Forde a Dyslexic Specialist and we were talking about ways to support children at home. If you are parents of dyslexic children you can support their learning by providing structured routines, using multisensory teaching methods, fostering a positive […]
I have just spent the morning having a fascinating conversation with Lucy Wade from ‘You Don’t Own Me’ – Bringing the conversation around Domestic Abuse out of the shadows and into the light of day. Ask yourself honestly, would you feel comfortable talking about domestic abuse or even know where to look for support? This podcast […]
Of course if you live long enough you have ups & downs, challenges, obstacles, hurdles & roadblocks. I’m a glass half full type of person naturally but I find myself struggling to handle the News, the war, the cost of living crisis, the last few years of an incompetent, uncaring government, while I’m still […]
For the last 3 years I look forward to joining a wonderful group every month based on the Cafe Adler principles. Alfred Adler was an Austrian medical doctor, psychotherapist, and founder of the School of Individual Psychology. His emphasis on the importance of feelings of belonging, family constellation and birth order set him apart from […]
I’ve been coaching a lovely family where the Mum & Dad have different parenting styles. Sometimes it’s around ‘good cop’ ‘bad cop’ sometimes it’s about disagreements about the rules, sometimes it’s about what emerging teenagers should or shouldn’t be allowed to do. Same for toddlers. Sometimes it’s about over protecting or being over cautious. But […]
In today’s success-driven society, it’s easy to develop a fear of failure. Parents and teachers often emphasise the importance of getting things right the first time, which can unintentionally instill in children a fear of making mistakes. As a former Deputy Head I was always mindful about making sure the children in my class […]
We live in turbulent times so books that address the topics of refugees and immigration can help children develop empathy, understanding, and awareness of the challenges faced by individuals and families who have been forced to leave their homes. Here are some good books for children about refugees and immigration: […]
Talking to children about complex and sensitive topics like the Israel – Hamas war can be challenging. It is important to understand that images & videos cannot be unseen. As the conflict in Israel worsens, it’s important to get your kids off Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Facebook and Twitter X. If not, prepare them for what […]
There are many wonderful Jewish books for children that can help them learn about Jewish traditions, values, and culture. These books cover a wide range of topics, from Jewish holidays and history to folktales and stories about Jewish identity. Here are some popular and highly recommended options: “The Keeping Quilt” by Patricia Polacco: This heartwarming […]
These books are wonderful resources to help children understand and cope with grief in a sensitive and age-appropriate way. 📚💔 #ChildGriefSupport Also check out the wonderful books about grief, change & loss in #TheSueAtkinsBookClub 📚 “The Invisible String” by Patrice Karst is a heartwarming book that helps children understand that the bonds of love can […]
This week I’ve been writing the module for Nannies for my ‘Navigating Family Transitions: A CPD Course for Professionals Supporting Children, Parents & Families through Divorce, Separation, or Family Breakup’ Course. Supporting families through divorce can be challenging but rewarding for nannies as they play a really important role in supporting children through the process […]
Promoting employee well-being and mental health is crucial for creating a healthy and productive work environment. It’s quite straightforward to find lots of advice and ideas for employees wellbeing but here are some unusual ideas and suggestions that employers could consider: Which one are you going to try? Wellness Retreats: Instead of the traditional team-building […]
Parental mental health is crucial for both the well-being of parents and the healthy development of your children. Here are some self-care tips for you as parents to help you maintain good mental health: Prioritise Self-Care: Make self-care a priority in your daily routine. This includes setting aside time for activities you enjoy, whether it’s […]
Every year we celebrate World Mental Health Day on 10 October. The theme for 2023, set by the World Foundation of Mental Health, is ‘Mental health is a universal human right’. World Mental Health Day is about raising awareness of mental health and driving positive change for everyone’s mental health. It’s also a chance to […]
A Practical Guide
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