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Why it’s important for kids to do ‘jobs’ or ‘chores’ around the house.

 

I’ve just been interviewed on BBC Woman’s Hour with Anita Rani about chores, pocket money and teaching kids about working & earning.

If it feels like you are the one bearing the brunt of domestic cho...


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Getting Your Messy Teenager To Pull Their Weight!

Remember not only to say the right thing in the right place, but far more difficult still, to leave unsaid the wrong thing at the tempting moment.”

~ Benjamin Franklin 1706-1790, Scientist, Publisher and Diplomat

Do you feel like you’re always wading knee-deep through your teenager’s piles of d...


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Cooking up a happy blended family is like a slow burning casserole !

Stepfamilies have a bad image. Think of Snow White’s jealous stepmother or Cinderella’s ugly sisters or at the other end of the spectrum, picture the unrealistically positive stepfamily, such as the Brady Bunch.

But real life is more complicated that either of those stepfamily models and stepchildren have to come to terms with lots of...


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The Sue Atkins Camcorder Technique

I’ve been coaching a lovely Mum who’s been finding her 13 year old daughter very challenging recently with her attitude and it got me thinking about the power of our emotions which can either create or break the connections of family harmony.

As a parent you probably find, like me, that you sometimes compete and take your child on. Other reactions may be to avo...


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Tips To Autonomy.

Trust is the key.

Autonomy means a lot more than simply growing up. It’s also having the self-confidence to do, and to try, certain things, which fosters & develops your child’s independence, and it also means developing the ability to think and act for themselves. By becoming autonomous, and therefore becoming more detached from you as p...


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