Support for the parenting journey
Over the next 5 weeks we’re sharing simple ways to boost wellbeing in children. We hope parents, grandparents, carers, teachers – and anyone else who cares for children and young people – will find them useful. Kindness is a win-win for wellbeing. …
[Read more...] about Boosting Your Child’s Wellbeing – Part 4 – Be Kind
Over the next 5 weeks we’re sharing simple ways to boost wellbeing in children. We hope parents, grandparents, carers, teachers – and anyone else who cares for children and young people – will find them useful. Our minds can be very busy, getting …
[Read more...] about Boosting Your Child’s Wellbeing – Part 3 – Be Mindful
Over the next 5 weeks we’re sharing simple ways to boost wellbeing in children. We hope parents, grandparents, carers, teachers – and anyone else who cares for children and young people – will find them useful. It can be easy to feel other …
[Read more...] about Boosting your child’s wellbeing – Part 2 – Be grateful
Over the next 5 weeks we’re sharing simple ways to boost wellbeing in children. We hope parents, grandparents, carers, teachers - and anyone else who cares for children and young people - will find them useful. Week 1 - Be Yourself The theme of …
[Read more...] about Boosting your child’s wellbeing – Part 1 – Be yourself
Any parent or carer for a child will go to great lengths to protect that young person from illness and injury. Finding out that your child is in the grip of addiction can come as a shock and leaves families unprepared for the consequences. Parents …
Back in October last year, we held our second Huddl Parent Talk. We heard from two brilliant speakers who talked to us about the changing teenage brain. They shared some of the latest research into this crucial time of life and helped us to …
[Read more...] about Understanding your teenager – facts & tips from our Huddl Parent Talk
“My child is convinced they are fat/ugly but they are gorgeous and perfect and I keep telling them so”. This is one of the statements I hear most often from parents, as I tour the UK delivering talks on mental health, body image and self-esteem in …
If we understand the truth about the teenage brain, then we might just begin to remember the truth about our own teenage years – the worry, the angst, the self-doubt. The fact is that different, fascinating and significant things are happening and …
