Self-expectation for the new year

The start of the year can bring with it additional pressure. When setting new goals, instead of focusing on what’s not going well, try to reflect on something that you’re already doing well and build on this instead.

The start of the year can bring with it additional pressure. When setting new goals, instead of focusing on what’s not going well, try to reflect on something that you’re already doing well and build on this instead.

Ruby (practitioner)

Self-care during the festive season

This festive season, don’t forget to give yourself the gift of self-care. Taking time for yourself, whether it’s enjoying a quiet moment, treating yourself to something you love, or simply saying no to things that drain you is just as important as giving to others.

This festive season, don’t forget to give yourself the gift of self-care. Taking time for yourself, whether it’s enjoying a quiet moment, treating yourself to something you love, or simply saying no to things that drain you is just as important as giving to others.

Ruby (practitioner)

What does your child find soothing?

To celebrate National Self-Care Week, we’re highlighting the value of encouraging soothing activities to support your child’s emotional well being.

To celebrate National Self-Care Week, we’re highlighting the value of encouraging soothing activities to support your child’s emotional well being.

Annie (practitioner)

When pressure becomes a burden

As parents, we often heard certain phrases within our communities while growing up. Although well intentioned, these common sayings can sometimes do more harm than good.

As parents, we often heard certain phrases within our communities while growing up. Although well intentioned, these common sayings can sometimes do more harm than good.

Bernedette (Parent)

Talking to your child about bullying

We wanted to share a few tips for how to talk to your child about bullying.

We wanted to share a few tips for how to talk to your child about bullying.

Ruby (practitioner)

Parentification

Oldest children often take on the ‘mini parent’ role, but let’s remember to let them be kids too.

Oldest children often take on the ‘mini parent’ role, but let’s remember to let them be kids too.

Emelia (Parent)

Celebrating individual strengths

Letting go of comparisons and learning to celebrate your child’s strengths and nurture their individuality can make your parenting experience more fulfilling whilst also helping your child feel more seen, accepted, and respected.

Letting go of comparisons and learning to celebrate your child’s strengths and nurture their individuality can make your parenting experience more fulfilling whilst also helping your child feel more seen, accepted, and respected.

Annie (practitioner)

Balancing authority and connection with your child

In many cultures, respect plays a huge role in shaping family dynamics. As parents, it’s also important to strike a balance between guiding your child and being someone, they feel comfortable turning to for support.

In many cultures, respect plays a huge role in shaping family dynamics. As parents, it’s also important to strike a balance between guiding your child and being someone, they feel comfortable turning to for support.

Emelia (Parent)

Building trust and confidence through respect

The way you speak to and treat your child shapes their inner voice. It’s important to nurture them with respect and empathy, because the way you speak today becomes the way they speak to themselves in the future.

The way you speak to and treat your child shapes their inner voice. It’s important to nurture them with respect and empathy, because the way you speak today becomes the way they speak to themselves in the future.

Annie (practitioner)

Wake up time

How you start the morning with your child can set the tone for the entire day. Here are some helpful tips to make waking up smoother and more positive.

How you start the morning with your child can set the tone for the entire day. Here are some helpful tips to make waking up smoother and more positive.

Annie (practitioner)