I spend a lot of time talking about how important it is to play with our children, and it’s still the case when it comes to playing with their conversations, their ideas and scenarios. In this podcast, I hope you get some appreciation that even though their questions or stories or thoughts are, there is a massive long term benefit that as parents we all need to pay attention to. I hope you get a lot from this podcast. Hit me up on Twitter and let me know your thoughts.

I touch on briefly the ways we can not only say we our kid’s biggest fan and support but really act that we are. While we often say that we support and love our child, it’s important to demonstrate and show them that we are their biggest advocates and strongest supporters. Hope you get something interesting from this!

I really hope you get a lot from this podcast today. I get people often looking at working from home. This sounds all very nice and lovely but the reality can be far more challenging. In this podcast I ask a direct question that needs to be answered before really taking that step to working from home. Hit me up on Twitter, I’d love to hear your thoughts.

I was reminded yesterday of how useful it is for kids to have a little structure in their day or their week and I used this podcast to give you an example of how that can help your child. I hope you all love it and give it a listen <3

26/11/17 Podcast Weekend Mashup | I thought you might like to get all the highlights from this week’s podcast in all one handy and easy to find place. I hope you get some real value from this compilation. Hit me up in Twitter and let me know <3

It can feel that we always need to be a perfect parent, but that leaves a lot of pressure on ourselves and set up an unrealistic model for our children. So I took a moment in this podcast to share how I break that and allow my kids to see that I can make mistakes and can acknowledge and apologise for them. There is something very powerful in admitting when we are wrong that only can be a good thing for our children. I hope you all love it and give it a listen <3

Following on from my earlier podcast, this gives you more tools and ideas of how to avoid hotspots, triggers and conflicts with your child. This is some of my best advice about how to avoid conflicts when it comes to dealing with mundane tasks such as brushing teeth doing homework and helping around the house. I hope you all love it and give it a listen <3

Today’s podcast is a very personal one where I discuss swearing and bullying. I share with you how I have dealt with my son’s swearing at school and how I responded to my daughter being punched. There aren’t any major conclusions just observations, feelings from my own experience but maybe there’s some value for you in there too. Please let me know and hit me up on Twitter.

We can complain about how things aren’t the way we want them to be or we can take action and make some changes. But how? I was talking with a unhappy parent about how things weren’t the way she wanted them to be. Listen to the advice I gave her and you, if you’re feeling frustrated when expectations meet reality. Hit me up on Twitter and let me know what you think <3

In his podcast I talk about one way you can avoid conflict with your child and sidestep any arguments or triggers that cause conflict. Try out this subtle technique of persuasion and let me know what you think.