You’ve just welcomed a bundle of joy and your excitement level is touching the sky. But at the same time, you’re also depressed about how your body looks now as compared to before. You can experience major self-confidence issues after having a baby. Those stretch marks, saggy breasts, and weight gain might be taking a toll on your mental health…
Planning a birthday party for a gaggle of children is no easy feat, whether they are your children, your nieces and nephews, step-children, or foster children, but keeping both kids and parents happy will ensure your party is a roaring success. From food choices to choosing the best decor, like balloon arches, follow these top tips to throw a bash…
Moving home can always be stressful, even when you’re doing it alone. When you’re moving home with kids, it can be even more stressful. You’ll not only have to worry about the countless things you need to get done, but also keeping your kids occupied and out of the way. While they can be helpful if they’re old enough, they…
Your child’s first experience of anything can be one that you have to prepare for and nothing is worth preparing more for than a dental appointment. Even for many adults, the fear of going to the dentist is one that can, for some, be too much to deal with. In order to give your child or children the best chance…
They say that you should start as you mean to go. After all, how we begin has a massive influence on how things will turn out later down the line. That principle applies, also, to your children. If they get a good start in life, then it’ll be much more likely that they find success in their adult lives. Why?…
Creative subjects are no longer prioritized in UK school curriculums, but encouraging creativity is just as important as maths and sciences. In this article, we’re going to look at why that is – and how you can encourage your children (and foster children) to be more creative. Promotes Problem-Solving and Critical Thinking Encouraging creativity in children from an early age…
Are you a parent of an autistic child? Are you worried about their future or how they will live independently? Well, you’ve landed in the right place because this guide will help you get your child with autism ready for independent living. Every parent wants their child to become independent as they grow older. But that’s not the case with…
If you are a busy parent then there is nothing worse than feeling stressed. The issue with stress is that it can lead to more serious mental health problems. Your children need you on top form so you can look after them and do your best to promote their development. You only get to enjoy their childhood once, so make…
Most families stay in one place for years due to economic circumstances. However, a small number of parents and children need to move around more often. It can be harder to cope when your family is always on the move, and not having roots and settling down is challenging and stressful. So, what can you do if you’re in this…
Kids are a work in progress; they need to learn things and experience them to get something instilled in them. Even if you get them something they don’t care for, such as non-toy gifts, there’s a chance they won’t say thank you unless they’re properly taught to show gratitude for the things they like and also the things they dislike.…
