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Awakening the mama or dad bear or tigress or tiger within

Posted by Karen Faulkner on
Awakening the mama or dada bear within is one of the most beautiful aspects of a main caregiver. It gives energy, unconditional love, nurturing, physical care and gut instinct or intuition you may never realised you had laying dormant in you. This asset may be there from birth or it may appear in times of crisis. You have this sudden realisation you would lay down your life for your child. 

Healing The Wounded Inner Child

Posted by Karen Faulkner on

Reflecting on Childhood Before you even think about having a baby you will start to reflect on your own childhood. You will find yourself examining the ways in which your parents raised you. There may...

Healing The Inner Child

Posted by Karen Faulkner on

Reflecting on Childhood Before you even think about having a baby you will start to reflect on your own childhood. You will find yourself examining the ways in which your parents raised you. There may...

10 tantrum diffusers

Posted by Karen Faulkner on

Mini Dictator Mantra's To Diffuse The Most Tricky Situation Here are my top 10 favourite phrases to see a tantrum off at the pass. Guaranteed to keep you calm and in control. Print out and...

Limit setting for your baby 0-12 months

Posted by Karen Faulkner on

Limit Setting Toddlers are designed to push boundaries and it comes naturally to these cute little mini dictators. The danger as their parent is you forget to maintain your boundary or limit setting. Until the...

Object permanence and separation anxiety babies and children

Posted by Karen Faulkner on

Object permanence Object permanence, a period of rapid cognitive development is often linked to separation anxiety. Starting at 6-8 months it becomes permanent at 16-18 months.In the first year, babies are discovering everything has a...

Longterm demand feeding may be doing harm

Posted by Karen Faulkner on

Feeding schedules and demand feeding Demand feeding has become an overused and misinterpreted phrase. Formula-fed babies are rarely demand fed. It’s mainly breast-fed babies. Whilst this is a good thing in the early months, to...

Sleep Training Will Not Hurt Your Baby

Posted by Karen Faulkner on

Sleep training and the debate about, is it good for your baby can send most parents into a tailspin. Most parents arrive at the decision out of necessity. Rarely arriving at this decision because life...

Sleep training and toddlers - my sister's story

Posted by Karen Faulkner on

I've been sorting out baby and toddler sleep all over Sydney and have not had much of a breather. I've had a fair few toddler sleep and toddler behaviour issues recently so methinks it's time...

The impulsive toddler and crossing the road

Posted by Karen Faulkner on

Whenever I host Taming your Toddler seminars lots of interesting topics get raised! Recently we had a very interesting discussion on what to do about safety issues when out and about. Did you know that...