Author: Simi Thomas
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When kids around age 6 insist on doing everything themselves but melt down when it doesn’t work, parents often feel confused and unsure how to respond. This post explains why this phase happens, how frustration builds in capable children, and what truly helps — especially when grandparents are involved.
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The New Year is a great time for kids to set gentle, achievable goals. These 8 resolutions for 5–8 year olds focus on kindness, curiosity, healthy habits, patience, emotional expression, and gratitude — all in a fun, parent-friendly way. Perfect for parents looking for kid-friendly New Year activities and intentional parenting tips.
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The New Year often brings pressure for moms to do more and be better. These 10 gentle goals offer a calmer, more realistic way to begin — focused on rest, boundaries, and emotional well-being, not perfection.
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ADHD in children can show up as difficulty with focus, impulsivity, or emotional regulation — and it’s often misunderstood. This gentle, research-informed guide helps parents understand ADHD, recognise common signs, and learn what support truly helps, without fear or labels.
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A gentle mom and me journal created to support emotional connection through shared reflections, simple prompts, and everyday conversations—without pressure, perfection, or forced bonding. Free pdf printable.
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A printable first year baby journal for recording monthly milestones, routines, and special memories during your baby’s first year.
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Baby developmental regression can feel scary when skills seem to disappear overnight. Learn why regression happens, what’s normal at different ages, and how to support your baby or toddler with confidence and calm.
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Wondering what children really need to learn for the future? Beyond skills and school syllabi, kids need confidence, emotional resilience, health awareness, and the freedom to explore. Growing up in the 90s, I learned theory but not practice — and my own gaps taught me the importance of early exposure, self-advocacy, and joy in learning.…
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Wondering why your child suddenly acts out after a new baby or small change at home? These subtle triggers of sibling jealousy and simple strategies can help restore peace.
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Discover simple microrests for moms—tiny, science-backed breaks that lower stress and boost patience. From 1-minute resets to playful ways to rest while engaging your kids, this guide helps you stay calm through chaotic days.
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