Toddler Biting and Other Nasties!
Posted by Karen Faulkner onThis blog came and grabbed me this week. I could say it came up and bit me but that's not quite true! I had a phone call from some concerned parents and their 20 month...
Getting your child get school ready - Part 1
Posted by Karen Faulkner onAs part of my previous job as Practice Nurse I looked at school readiness and assessed lovely 4 year olds for just that. So what does a school ready child look like? What are the important skills...
Tips for Toilet and Potty Training
Posted by Karen Faulkner onToilet or potty training is something that every parent wants to get right. So here's a few tips for toilet and potty training success that will help you on your way It is best not to...
Toilet Learning or Toilet Training?
Posted by Karen Faulkner onParents decide on toilet training and start with military precision. You put time aside, a week or so, and expect success. You decide by a certain age your toddler, should be trained. Often your toddler...
Sharing (part 2) and your toddler & sibling rivalry
Posted by Karen Faulkner onSharing is a really tough concept for most children. They grow up being the centre of attention and then another sibling arrives. They are forced to share attention and their toys. Then jealousy rears its ugly...
Hothousing - is it really a good idea?
Posted by Karen Faulkner onOn my latest trip to England I read a very interesting newspaper article.I'm still thinking about it even though my trip was in May! Note to self Karen, don't think too much, write more blog!That's...
Taming Your Toddler - Saturday 22nd September
Posted by Karen Faulkner onNew seminar coming your way on how to get the best from your relationship with your toddler.Learn all my secrets on how to turn an entrenched issue around and make parenting your toddler a delight...
The child's game part 3 - Teaching Independent Play
Posted by Karen Faulkner onOK peeps we're going to look at moving on with the child's game and achieving independent play.Yes, your child can be helped to play by themselves.No more whingeing, moaning and whining...pulling at your clothes...shouting 'muuuum...