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80% of Parenting is Modelling
80% of Parenting is Modelling

It’s a really scary thought for most parents that eighty per cent of the learning our children get comes from them watching what we model and copying us!

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Parenting StyleRosanna10 August 2020parenting values, parenting modelling, parenting, parenting attitudes, parenting styleComment
The Value of Dads
The Value of Dads

There is the risk, especially with babies, that women can take over parenting and assume (or have thrust upon them) an ‘expert’ role which Dads can go along with play visual games and are verbal with babies and young children while dads are more physical and tactile.

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Parenting StyleRosanna22 June 2020importance of a father, father's influence, fatherhood, father effect, DadsComment
How to Live With a Teenager
How to Live With a Teenager

Do you live with a teenager? Or do you have children that you get on with pretty well right now but are worried that this harmony may disappear if they morph into Kevin the teenager?

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TeensRosanna3 June 2019Teens, teenage years, adolescents, surviving teens, positive parenting Comment
Do You Use the Naughty Step?
Do You Use the Naughty Step?

What parent has not heard of the ‘naughty Step’? It is one of the main sound bites from the Super Nanny program with Jo Frost and indeed if I earnt money for every one of my clients who mentions discipline and the naughty step in the same sentence I would be a millionaire!

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Positive DisciplineRosanna24 February 2019discipline techniques, naughty steps, parenting style, child's behaviour, parenting techniquesComment
Maximising Children's Potential at School
Maximising Children's Potential at School

Many families across the country have children doing exams at the moment. Many children are frustrated because they’re inside revising while it’s sunny outside.

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EducationRosanna4 June 2018child's learning potential, academic potential, parenting strategies, child's accomplishments, schoolComment
I won't do it....and you can't make me!
I won't do it....and you can't make me!

Have you ever heard that line? Has your child ever just blankly refused to do what you’ve asked? Is there anything more infuriating to a parent than sheer defiance?

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Confident/Contented ChildrenRosanna1 May 2018defiant behaviour, pressing buttons, not listening, challenging behaviour, disciplining your child Comment
Why are they so weird? Understanding Teenagers
Why are they so weird? Understanding Teenagers

Up until the 20th century, children entered adult society earlier and were surrounded by adults providing examples - they worked alongside adults.

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TeensRosanna7 March 2016understanding your teenager, adolescents, puberty, abnormal behaviour, common teenage thoughts Comment
7 Skills for Raising a Good friend
7 Skills for Raising a Good friend

“I have NO friends” are words that no parent ever wants to hear from their child. A few years ago I remember having to pop into my child’s school during playtime.

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Friendships & BullyingRosanna30 October 2015Friends, friendships, Social skills, developing friendship, friendship skills, good friend Comment
Don't Call Your Child Clever
Don't Call Your Child Clever

What kind of so-called parenting experts say don’t call your child clever? Since the sixties haven’t we been exhorted to extol the virtues of our children ad nauseam in the hope of building self esteem and encouraging desirable behaviours?

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MindsetRosanna23 October 2015Clever Child, Child development, parenting tips, parenting strategies, growth mindsetComment
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🎄 Elf on the Shelf: Fun or Problematic? 🎄

I love Christmas traditions, but I have a few concerns about Elf on the Shelf. Hear me out…
Using an elf to monitor whether kids are “naughty or nice” might not be the positive lesson we
Those tangled Christmas tree lights!!! It’s the same every single year!! 🎄🤣
As parents, we hold an incredible power in our hands - the power to shape how our children see themselves. 

With our words, attitudes and actions, we can bless their sense of self-worth, helping them grow into confident, capable individuals. Or, wit
Seeing your child consumed with fury is a horrible feeling for parents. But, is it OK to be angry.⁠
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I know it’s hard for us to accept this as we may be struggling with our own emotions and the questions raised by the anger. ⁠
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Rather than fo
So thankful to our furry friends that are always happy to see us! 🐶😻

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