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The idea of a Mother-Daughter Date is for you to spend time alone together, once a month for a few hours with your daughter. You might view the school holidays as a greater opportunity to spend more time together or an extra complexity as you try to juggle work, childcare and possibly the needs of more than one child.
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Mothers form a circle around the girls’ group and go on a journey together too
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As parents we want to do a good job, of course we do. But what does that even mean?
Here’s my superpower as a parent. How I treat myself, and how I treat my children, is going to set the blueprint for how they’ll treat themselves.
This time of year is supposed to be fun, but sometimes there’s so much to be done as a parent. How could it be less stressful?
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Giving our children an experience of good endings will equip them well for all the endings that life brings
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Barbie, some light-hearted comedic entertainment, but the film is so much more – it delves deep into the concepts of womanhood, puberty, coming of age, patriarchy and feminism.
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With the cinema release of ‘Are you there God? It’s me, Margaret’, you might wonder whether a 50-year story is still relevant. Spoiler alert, it is…and not just because it tackles the, still taboo, subject of periods!
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Girls’ mental health is in a bad way. We have a new crisis on our hands.
No, stop! When we catastrophise, we become paralysed. We can help girls with their anxiety…
Running my first Girls’ Net group really confirmed to me that, however they are feeling at the time – nervous, quiet, eager, curious or just okay – girls look out for each other and make great company.
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Helping children to regain social confidence after months of lockdown and social distancing.
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