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Parenting Tips | Enjoying quality time
/in Parenting…children. Invite some friends and their children over. We always intend on catching up with old friends but we are on-the-go all the time. So arrange a catch up on…
Parenting | Talking to young children about death
/in Parenting…life we must prepare and support them to understand and feel comfortable with death. This week, we offer ’10 ways’ to approach the subject of death and ways to support…
Training | New Professional Development Workshops in Sligo and Limerick
/in Professional Development…in a participatory workshop style, which actively engages participants. 2. Supporting Separating Parents to Successfully Share Parenting. This solution-focussed workshop will explore ways in which parents can be supported to…
European Programme Development
…parents. This project aims to support lone parents to stay employed and to engage with employers and HR specialists to achieve this. The project will explore ways to involve parents…
Parenting | Accepting teen relationships
/in Parenting…not always possible. If we can love our children unconditionally they will have the support they need to find their path. If we can find time to listen to them,…
Parenting | How to answer the awkward questions?
/in Parenting…have two mammies? Why don’t I have a mammy? Why don’t I have a daddy? Why are some people homeless?”. This week we offer ’10 ways to’ support us in…
Parenting | Recognising and dealing with stress
/in Parenting…it. It is important not to ignore even the most subtle symptoms and signals. Finding ways to take time out as a parent is very difficult especially when parenting alone….
Parenting | Talking to your daughter about her first period
/in Parenting…young woman. Here are some tips around talking to your daughter about getting her first period: The age at which girls have their first period can vary from 10-years-old to…
Parenting | How to resolve issues with teachers
/in Parenting…promptly for all. Here are ’10 ways’ to support you to resolve your child’s issues with authority figures in school: When your child tells you of an incident in the…
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