I help parents with angry, challenging children create a calm happy home life, through parent coaching. Parenting expert, Mum of four, media speaker and author
Horsham UK
Joined February 2011
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Support your child's #returntoschool
1. Explain the new rules to them. Keep asking questions about what they’ll need to do.
2. Ask what they’re worried about & discuss the benefits of starting #school again.
3. Reintroduce bedtime/ morning routines for a few days before
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Here's my Sky News interview about parents limiting screen time for under 5's to 1 hr/day: youtu.be/0Z7jYpTRicI
🎉 Black Friday Offer – 20% Off One-to-One Parenting Sessions! 🎉If your child’s behaviour has been challenging lately -with arguments, meltdowns or constant battles — imagine if you could have it sorted before Christmas 🎄✨parent4success.com/private-p…
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Curious about why a child can be a mini tyrant at home, yet a model pupil at school? youtu.be/9tAdDrP5GKs
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Hear how one child went from being at risk of expulsion because of hitting teachers, teaching assistants and pupils - to no outbursts for a year and 9 months!
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Are you a parent with a child aged between 4 and 11?
Does your child spend too long on screens?
My free webinar: 7 Steps to Manage Your Child’s Screen Time, is happening tomorrow
📅Thursday, 13th February
⏰ 10:00 – 11:00
🎟️ Spaces are limited,
👉 lnkd.in/e-5mPUN4
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If you have an angry teenager you may enjoy Amit Singh Kalley's #podcast 'What do Parents Know?' where he interviews me and I share insights, hints and tips on how to help parents deal with #teenagers #angermanagement #https://lnkd.in/dAemKVY
Check out my interview today on the Daily Mail Online talking about the impact of Coronavirus on children's mental health dailymail.co.uk/news/article…
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I'll be on Channel 5 news this evening at 5 pm talking about how parents can keep the magic of Christmas this year. It will be the light-hearted bit at the end, together with children talking about Christmas. 🎅
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Ditching the #dummy once and for all! #toddlers
- Limit the time when your child is allowed their dummy.
- Decide a date when the dummy will go &help your child get used to the idea.
- Once the dummy has gone, never give in & let them have a dummy again.
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The trick to really #playing with your child – I mean getting on the floor with them and releasing your #innerchild. Not easy for a lot of adults constrained by work stress or pushed for time. But play is key to building your bond and helping them learn. buff.ly/2FLf6bB
My top tips for #economising on a #familybudget – from making a game out of being thrifty to buying in bulk, and more: . buff.ly/2Es76vd
So much in the news recently about #parents butting heads with #grandparents over #parenting choices. @globalnews look into it more – and explore why this might be. buff.ly/2HjcWjZ
Can I #date someone who wants nothing to do with my kids?
Eeek – what’s your answer to this dilemma? buff.ly/3kA7jwc @Slate
What do you do or say when your #teenager is downright rude to you? #Parents – how do you handle it?
In my 3-minute video I share the 3 tips that have always worked for me – penalties, education and household jobs to make it up. buff.ly/2pmvkvU
Recognise the signs and symptoms of unresolved #stress in your child. Thanks @BiscottiNicole buff.ly/3hRzDrY
Has anyone watched ‘The Social Dilemma’ on @Netflix? It’s a documentary about the realities/dangers of social media and the implications for future generations. I’ve spoken about how parents can manage their kids’ #socialmedia consumption on @SkyNews: buff.ly/2QOmndM
Psychologist and mother @DrSherylZiegler shares her thoughts on overcoming #burnout and #exhaustion as a modern mother – and the importance of social connection. @TEDTalks buff.ly/3kdbfTg #parenting
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It's these moments, isn't it :')
$2/tooth is our Fairy’s rate. Our kids picked up the idea from friends though that they could request toys. She does what she can on short notice! But sometimes a kid writes a TF note (during the pandemic) that makes us feel like we might be doing okay with this parenting gig.
