How technology can take the stress out of parenting
Dec 09 2024- Parenting Skills
- Last Updated on 09 December 2024
- Monica Costa
Parenting in today’s fast-paced world can be challenging for many mums and dads. Juggling business meetings with dance recitals and daily chores with dentist appointments is no small feat. However, this delicate balancing act of competing demands can take its toll, leaving many parents feeling stressed, overwhelmed and stretched a little too thin. Thankfully, the times we live in also offer a wealth of solutions to these problems. Today’s digital age gives us access to a new world of tools that were once unimaginable, opening up possibilities for an easier and more stress-free parenting experience. In this article, we will explore some of the latest innovations in technology that can help ease the burden on parents, making daily life more manageable and enjoyable for everyone.
Teen Talk: Anita Cleare on bridging the gap with modern teens
Nov 20 2024- Parenting Skills
- Last Updated on 16 November 2024
- Monica Costa
Parenting teenagers in the digital age comes with unique challenges – navigating technology, understanding social pressures, and coping with the emotional roller-coaster of adolescence. Anita Cleare, parenting expert and author of How to Get Your Teenager Out of Their Bedroom, offers actionable insights and heartfelt advice to help parents reconnect with their teens. In this interview with London Mums, Anita shares practical strategies, personal anecdotes, and the hope every parent needs to guide their teenagers toward independence while preserving a loving connection.
What families should know about emotional changes after divorce
Nov 02 2024- Parenting Skills
- Last Updated on 03 November 2024
- Monica Costa
Divorce can be a tumultuous journey, not just for the couple involved but for the entire family unit. As relationships shift and new dynamics emerge, emotional changes are a natural part of the process. Families may find themselves navigating a roller-coaster of feelings, including sadness, anger, relief, and even guilt. Understanding these emotional changes is crucial for fostering a supportive environment where every family member can heal and adjust.
