My Emotions Activity Book encourages children within Key Stage 2 and the primary school year age range (4 –11 years) to share their feelings calmly and gently. The activity book was developed to help my nephew express his emotions during feelings of isolation in lockdown. You can Read More …
Music and Football’s history 11th July 2021; Neil Diamond’s 1969 classic ‘Sweet Caroline’ reverberates throughout Wembley Stadium before the year-prolonged final of Euro 2020. No matter how old a song may be: football faithful can resurrect it out of nowhere, and make it sound as Read More …
How much of a problem is bullying? All children can be impacted by bullying. Research from Ditch the Label (2019) with over 2000 12–20-year-olds, found 22% had been bullied and 27% had witnessed bullying. When asked how it impacted them, 45% said it made them Read More …
Preparing for your baby to arrive can be very expensive and intense. Along with clearing out your spare room to setup the nursery, there’s no doubt your also working out your family finances for the duration of your partner’s maternity leave, or if you’re lucky, Read More …
James Cooke speaks with Simon Passey, co-founder of The Results Academy and father of two. James: Is getting the dad bod something to be accepted, and perhaps even celebrated, or is it a dangerous stereotype? Simon: I’ll start off by saying that if someone has Read More …
A lot of parents have tried a variety of sleep training methods in trying to get their babies to sleep peacefully through the night. A few fail to understand that during the baby’s first few months this may be an impossible feat as babies at Read More …
The forgotten narrative of a new dad Being a new mum isn’t easy but albeit differently, neither is being a new dad When my son was born, I had two weeks of paternity leave before I had to return to work. That’s it. Two weeks. In Read More …