Teacher, youth worker, Writer, author, ghost writer, freelance lecturer, resume writer, course development and facilitation. Ive always worked in formal/informal education in some fashion
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Dads, are you planning Daddy-Daughter dates? If you have been blessed with a daughter then you know that there is something really special about the Daddy-Daughter Relationship. Find out six tips to planning a Daddy-Daughter date night with questions to ask each other to build those connections! Parents, what are some questions you would add to the list above? https://hubs.la/Q02qmY7C0
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Motherhood comes with its own set of challenges, and Kalki Koechlin talks about them openly. Moms, what about you? How has your experience been? Watch the below video to hear about similar experiences.... #MotherhoodJourney #NewMomChallenges #KalkiKoechlinSpeaksOut #MomLifeRealTalk #ParentingStruggles #MotherhoodHurdles #MomCommunity #ShareYourExperience #MomLifeQuestions #SupportingMoms
Sometimes in the busyness of life, we can fall into routines and overlook the needs of those around us. Here are 3 ways to stay present with your child and show them they matter: https://hubs.ly/Q02vXcRP0 #MentalHealthAwarenessMonth
As parents, it's crucial to connect with our own feelings so we can support our children's emotions too. 🤗💬 Let's create a space where everyone feels heard and understood. 💖 . . . . . . #mindfamily #parentingquotes #parentingtipsquotes #parentingadvicequotes #parentingguidequotes
#THINKABOUTIT Always show respect for your spouse in front of your child. Making fun of your partner can set a negative example for young minds, teaching them disrespect rather than support and love. Let’s model kindness and respect in all our relationships to raise empathetic and understanding children. #Aksmartshala #PositiveParenting #LeadByExample #FamilyValues #RespectInRelationships #HealthyParenting
As parents, it's crucial to connect with our own feelings so we can support our children's emotions too. 🤗💬 Let's create a space where everyone feels heard and understood. 💖 . . . . . . . #mindfamily #parentingquotes #parentingtipsquotes #parentingadvicequotes #parentingguidequotes
Please stop acting like a child when your job is to be the grown up. One of the biggest contributors to family arguments and relationship breakdowns between kids and their parents is the parent not being able to control their own sh*t and acting like a grown up. In this video I explain exactly what I mean by that. #parenting #parentingtips #parentingteens #headstrong #headstronghub #family #familydynamics #mentalhealth #mentalhealthawareness #mentalhealthmatters #scotland #glasgow #edinburgh
Certified Youth Behavior Specialist I TEDx Speaker I Keynote Speaker & Author I Ph.D Leadership, and Change
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Papa, mumma shouted at me. Oh, is it? What did you do? What did you do wrong? I didn't do anything wrong. Are, you must have done something wrong now. Mumma will never shout at you otherwise. This was a conversation between a father and a four-year-old son. It was evening and the son was jumping on the bed. And the mother shouted on the son and the son came running to the father. This is a simple conversation and one could say there is nothing much to see or do here. But subtly we have made a child responsible for an adult's feelings. We have made a child think that they made the mother angry. We made a child feel bad about jumping on the bed. And this could have easily gone otherwise. The father could have told the mother: why are you shouting at the child for jumping on the bed? And the mother would have felt bad. Is the mother wrong? No. Is the child wrong? No. The child is just in a playful mood. The idea is not to teach our kids about right and wrong. The idea is to help our child understand that they are not the only and most important person in the world, that we live together in a family and there are boundaries we must respect without making the child feel bad about it. — It doesn’t take much to understand our child: https://bit.ly/uoclinpost #thecuriousparent #understandingourchild #parenting
