Parenting
It’s Never Too Late to Sleep Train
Dear reader, This book is particularly personal to me as it has saved my sanity and finally got my toddler, husband and myself sleeping soundly through the night without disturbance (most of the time at […]
Read MoreA New Approach to Screen Time
I never play video games alone; I always sit on the sofa with my two boys, ten and twelve years old. We all thumb away at our gamepads together. Gaming is one way we bond […]
Read MoreSix things I’ve learned about maternity wear
Before I was pregnant, my idea of maternity wear fell in to two camps: The first: big billowy Laura Ashley dresses – awash with chintzy floral and worn with pride in the 80s and 90s […]
Read MoreMotherless Daughters and the legacy of loss
by Hope Edelman Early mother loss is often an isolating, lonely experience for the daughters left behind. When my mother died of breast cancer in 1981, I was seventeen and none of my friends had […]
Read MoreParenting the Sh*t out of Life – Papa Pukka
Mother Pukka and Papa Pukka offer you a book that will not help you grow or raise a human successfully, but a book that might, if you’re not too emotionally battered – and can see […]
Read MoreParenting the Sh*t out of Life – Mother Pukka
From Mother Pukka and Papa Pukka, the minds behind highly popular parenting blog MotherPukka.com, comes Parenting the Sh*t Out of Life, the Sunday Times bestselling account of parenting told from both perspectives and a handy […]
Read More7 Things I Learned Weaning A Baby
Introducing your baby to food is a fun, messy, exciting part of being a parent. Its also strange – your tiny dependent creature who has been doing well on his or her magical liquid diet […]
Read MoreSometimes You Have to Say Goodbye
It’s easy to look at pregnant women and seemingly perfect nuclear families and think, ‘Wow, don’t they have it all!’ If you are in the zone of desperately wanting a child and it being out of reach, almost everyone […]
Read MoreStarting A Bullet Journal With A Baby
Six months into my son’s life I decided it had been long enough since I took a systematic approach to organising my time, but quickly found that my old ways were no longer suited to […]
Read MoreYour Child & Depression – What You Need To Know
My eldest son, Michael, went to university in 2007 and, over the next three years, became depressed and anorexic. Throughout that time, my letters and emails to him were full of laughter and good humour. […]
Read MoreHow to handle stressful moments with kids – Self Reg Tips
We asked expert author Stuart Shanker for his Self-Reg tips for stressed kids who we know (and love) so we can put into practice some strategies to help them. There’s a lot of pressure on children […]
Read MoreCalmer, Easier, Happier Screen Time Q&A with Noel Janis-Norton
Parenting expert Noel Janis-Norton answers some of the most common questions parents have in relation to limiting the screen time of their children. Q: This screen time reward plan seems very rigid. What’s the harm […]
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