FREE GUIDE: THE TOP 5 DIGITAL CHALLENGES FOR PARENTS - AND HOW TO SOLVE THEM: A PRACTICAL GUIDE

Are Mud pies and Puddles on your Toddler’s ‘to-do’ List ?

I remember LOVING making mud pies as a child myself so read about how making a mud pie, baking a cake and finger painting have topped a list of activities that parents believe toddlers should have accomplished by the time they are three. The list of 36 “landmark events”, which includes picking fruit, dancing with no […]

Studies into Post-Natal Depression

I don’t know about you but I always could spot my babies cries in a crowded room when they were little. Here is a new study looking into Post Natal Depression. “The sound of babies crying is uniquely able to get adults to react at speed,” British scientists said on Tuesday. A study by Oxford […]

The Sue Atkins Weekly Parent Coaching Question

Saying “no” ·         What would saying “no” to my children give me?  (e.g .control, confidence, more time, less stress?) ·         What would saying “no” give my children? (e.g. firm, fair and consistent boundaries, self control?) ·         What will it teach them?  (e.g. that school, life and society at large all have rules, how to behave in […]

Is low self-esteem a good thing for a child ?

I am delighted to have my great friend Dr Rosina McAlpine from www.winwinparenting.com as my guest blogger today. Dr. Rosina McAlpine is an Associate Professor at the University of Sydney (see University of Sydney ) and has a Masters degree and a PhD in education. She is an award-winning educator having received 3 outstanding teaching awards – […]

The Chore Chart That Kids Love

I love coincidences, as you know, and yesterday I was interviewed by a journalist for a national newspaper about my views about getting kids to do their chores and jobs and today I have just discovered a new site that is lots of fun ! It’s called Goal For It and it’s a really fun place to […]

FAST parenting – help for the guilt -ridden, time poor parent !

Help may be at hand for the guilt-ridden, time-poor parents who always think they’re not quite up to the mark! Here’s my advice on Boots Web MD on how 15 minutes of quality time a day can work wonders for the parent and child relationship “Parenting is fantastic, rewarding and the most important job in the […]

Join me here and on Facebook to tell me about your ABC of adjectives to describe your Wonderful Kids. Day 5 ~ Letter E

Let’s celebrate children everywhere – but especially YOUR wonderful kids Join me here and on Facebook  to add your ABC of adjectives about your Wonderful Kids. Day 5 ~ Letter E My child is …. enthusiastic, engaging, enchanting, energetic, exceptional, empathetic, effervescent….. Alex Smith from Playgroundology says “Entrancing, exacting and ebullient. Have an energizing day….” Miriam Bauman […]

Join me here and on Facebook to tell me about your ABC adjectives to describe your Wonderful Kids. Day 4~ Letter D

Let’s celebrate children everywhere – but especially YOUR wonderful kids Join me here and on Facebook and Twitter  to add your ABC of adjectives about your Wonderful Kids. Day 4 ~ Letter D My Child is ……… determined, distinct, dynamic, dependable….. ‘Delightful, demanding and daring’ -thank you to the playful Alex Smith from   http://playgroundology.wordpress.com in Canada for his […]

New Year ~ New You ? My tips to being the parent you want to be in 2013

As the clock ticked down the old year and we all awaited the arrival of a brand new one, I begun to wonder what all the people around me truly wished for deep down in that very quiet place where dreams, hopes and wishes really live. You know the place where we don’t always reveal […]

The Top 5 Digital Challenges for Parents - And How to Solve Them

A Practical Guide

A calm, practical starter guide from Sue Atkins to help you handle smartphones, social media, gaming, sleep and online pressure — without rows or panic.
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