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Research on the Child Emotional Education Course

Here I will summarise some of the findings that have emerged from research on the results of the Child Emotional Education course. For those who love research as much as I do, here's something to keep an eye out for!

A conversation with Vita Kalnina on the podcast First Relationships

We discussed the (in)division of domestic responsibilities after the birth of a child and the role of the dad in the family

Christmas challenges for parents: how to cope with responsibilities while keeping the festive joy

On Tuesday, 10 December, as a PEP mum, I took part in a Family Studio programme about the responsibilities, chores and feelings of parenthood in the run-up to the festive season.

Survey reveals the high cost of creating a celebration: half of mums don't feel supported in organising a celebration

The results of this survey highlight the invisible mental strain that mothers face when trying to create the "perfect" holiday for their families, often at the cost of their own well-being.

Miracles start with you

Say what you don't usually say - send me a voicemail!

10 topics in Emotional Education of the Child

What do we really talk about in the Emotional Education of the Child course?

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Take part in the survey about the invisible work of mums during the festive season!

Before Christmas, I want to talk openly about what mothers experience during the festive season - the mental and physical strain, the joys, the challenges [...]

10 tips for respectful and sensitive communication with your child

Communicating with young children requires patience, empathy and some valuable skills to make it as positive as possible.

Free online lesson "Now it's just beginning!"

These were the words of a midwife when, 16 years ago, my newly born daughter was lying on my chest and I said to my husband, defiant but happy: "Well, it's over!"

5-Day Positive Discipline Challenge Guide