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Stressed because you’re struggling to meet your child’s every need?

I still remember a morning not long after my second child was born. I was with my toddler in the kitchen, when the baby started to cry through the mon...

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The Truth About Tears That We Sometimes Miss

There was a moment in the early days of parenting my first-born that I will never forget… My son was probably just shy of one month old, it was in t...

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You Don’t Have to Fix It: Just Be With Them

There was a moment in parenting I won’t ever forget, because it showed me so powerfully the contrast between ‘trying to fix it’ and simply ‘be...

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When We Get It Wrong: The Power of Repair in Parenting

“What is wrong with you? I can’t believe you did that! You’re deliberately trying to make my life harder. I’m so mad, I don’...

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What’s Underneath the Meltdown: Rethinking Behaviour as Communication

Imagine this for a moment… You’ve had a terrible day at work. An unpleasant encounter with your boss left you feeling unfairly treated. Your f...

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Connection before correction: Why Kids Need Relationship First

At dinner one evening, my son deliberately tipped his entire plate of food onto the table. My husband and I reacted immediately: “We don’t throw f...

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Taming Parenting Triggers and Being Compassionate with Ourselves

What if the key to calmer parenting wasn’t about controlling our child’s behaviour but understanding our own? In this heartfelt interview from the...

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Parenting through the guilt

Have you ever lost your cool with your child—then instantly felt crushed by guilt? Wondered, did I just ruin everything? You’re not alone. And you...

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