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Women’s Hour: An Hour That’s Yours. Because when women pause, something shifts. We soften, we steady, and we remember ourselves again.

... we naturally look for someone who knows what to do. But how can parents find support, remain steady and keep trying to understand the child beneath the behaviour?

As we become better at honouring endings, we'll become a little less afraid of beginnings too.

We have handed children devices and access to digital worlds we barely understand ourselves, then acted surprised when anxiety, sleep problems, loneliness and emotional overwhelm began [...]

With praise, children begin performing for approval rather than acting from curiosity, pleasure, instinct or meaning.

Perhaps what’s needed is not a dramatic friendship overhaul, but a commitment to becoming the kind of friend we ourselves are hungry for...

If we give children answers too quickly, we don’t just make learning easier – we make thinking weaker.