ParentTalk# with Bev

Finally got my teens to talk to me on record about lockdown! Of course it's interesting but then I am bias (as a parent) you might need to strain your ears a little but there are some gems in there. 

A mother (me) pondering whether to wear face-masks. How might I lead in my household when there is confusion about this everywhere ?

Despite some technical feedback a young father speaks about home schooling, raising boys/girls, being self- employed and some advice to potential new fathers. Are you ready for this?
 
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Redecorating my space uncovered one of my blogs written five years ago! Sharing one with you here that I hope will make us all rethink some things as we try to be living examples for our children. "We all have a scratch or two on our vinyls. How bad they are will depend on whether we are so scratched that we cannot be played anymore OR whether it's a bump in the groove but the rhythm can still play on (I said it!)". Enjoy. 
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I was shocked to hear what two parents, from A- Town South West, shared in this podcast! Black Lives, in the UK, don't seem to matter in their community and that is prior to the George Floyd incident in the USA. We are talking about London in the UK so listen and learn. Unite and create change. Contact [email protected] to help these parents support the local youth and build up their community.

My black woman thoughts around the UK churning out Covid-19 vaccine targeted at BAME. No honey you go first in line, 'me and mine' are used to being at the back of the line. We can wait little more still. My children can wait even longer. We don't believe your hype.

Talking today about raising my children through a relationship breakup. Something difficult for any wounded person to deal with when children are involved. It is never easy. Breaking patterns are hard. Do we stay scared and stuck in pain and old patterns or do we stay scared but try something new? Just to be clear I am not advising anyone to stay connected with violence or abusive partners for the sake of children. Do what is right for you! Let the podcast flow and let's find out what might be a message for us all.