Helicopter Parenting: Is It Time to Land and Let the Kids Take Off?
A New Study In The Journal Of Pediatrics Says Maybe It’s Not Social Media, But Helicopter Parenting That’s Making Kids Depressed. It’s not just social media, but the rise of helicopter parenting, in which kids no longer have spaces to just hang out with each other and be kids that is contributing to mental […]
Lauren Brown – Creator of Busy Brains Activity Packs
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Sue in conversation with Paloma Forde -Screening for Dyslexia Expert
Screening4Dyslexia Screening4Dyslexia was founded by Paloma Forde in April 2016 and by January 2017, already received recognition by Dragon Den’s Theo Pathitis by winning Small Business Sunday. (Only 1% of 370 000 make it!) She then went on to get recognition about her work by Jacqueline Gold (CBE) in June the same year. She […]
Beat Bedwetting Without Damaging Your Child’s Self-Esteem
Activities To Build Self Esteem – Tip 7: The Art of Positive Praise.
The seventh and final episode in my ‘Activities to Build Self-Esteem’. In this episode we look at The Art of Positive Praise
Activities to Build Self-Esteem – Tip 6: After School Activities
The sixth episode in my ‘Activities to Build Self-Esteem’. In this episode we look at After School Activities
Activities to Build Self-Esteem – Tip 5: Avoid Giving Your Kids Labels
? In the fifth of my series on Building Self-Esteem we look at Avoiding Giving Your Kids Labels Just be aware of the nicknames, jokes, stories & teasing that goes on in your house. As these are the signs that family members are cast into roles and given labels to match. ‘Oh he’s the Clumsy […]
Activities to Build Self-Esteem – Tip 4: Playing With Your Kids
? Self-esteem is your child’s passport to lifetime mental health and social happiness. It’s the foundation of your child’s well-being and their key to success as an adult. At all ages, how you feel about yourself affects how you act and one simple way to build self esteem is to play with your child regularly. […]
Activities to Build Self-Esteem -Tip 3: Siblings WITHOUT the rivalry
? In the third of my Building Self-Esteem Series we look at why siblings fight & what to do about it….
Activities to Build Self-Esteem -Tip 2: ‘Failing Forward’
? Making mistakes and getting things wrong is a really natural and important part in learning to be a great all rounded person with strong self esteem. In this video we look at how to rethink mistakes….
Activities to Build Self-Esteem – Tip 1: Talking WITH not AT your kids!
? There has been lots of research on family communication that has repeatedly confirmed that we spend very little time actually talking with our children (less than 20 minutes a day ) and most of our time talking AT them complaining, commanding, criticising, nagging and just plain moaning at them. This damages their sense of […]