Why real listening could be the parenting shift you need
Real listening goes beyond hearing words—it builds connection, trust and emotional safety. Here’s why it matters more than you think. I was working in my…
Tag: Connecting & behaviour
The hidden danger in saying “He’s just shy”
Calling your child “shy” might seem harmless, but research shows labels can shape their identity and behaviour—often in limiting ways.
The gentle decline of gentle parenting
Is gentle parenting losing its impact? Here are some reasons behind its gradual decline and what its future might look like.
Neurodivergent sensitivities and stimming
Neurodivergent children often experience sensory overload. Learn how calming techniques such as stimming can support their wellbeing.
Why children lie
Discover why children lie, what it reveals about their development, and how to respond with understanding to encourage honesty and trust.
Understanding angry kids: A guide for parents
We explore the different reactions angry kids may exhibit, the common reasons why they get angry and practical tips to manage their emotions.
The impact grandparents have on their grandchildren
"Nan" or "Pop" may equal fun, adventure, home-cooked meals and stories, but grandparents can also profoundly help shape children's emotional, cognitiv…
The crucial dos and don’ts when raising preschoolers
Parenting preschoolers can be a wild ride, filled with excitement and challenges. Here are some essential dos and don'ts during this stage.
What to do if your child is vaping
Here are some effective strategies for having open conversations to guide your child toward healthier choices.
The secret to motivating our children
If you’ve ever struggled with getting your child to do or accomplish anything, you might want to try this tip.
Raising highly sensitive people: Parenting strategies for nurturing sensitive children
Effective ways to support highly sensitive children to help them build confidence, adapt to challenges and thrive in various situations.
Love languages for kids: What’s your child’s?
These different love languages for kids will tell you a lot about your child, how they feel loved and how they give or show love.