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Re: Screen time and young children

It is indeed a thorny issue and you are so not alone as many parents struggle to get the balance right. I'll give you both sides of the argument for a balanced discussion. On the one hand you will hear from addiction experts that giving a child under the age of 8 a smartphone or gadget is akin to " ...
Forum: Chat Here
Topic: Screen time and young children
Replies: 9
by parentpractice
Mon Aug 19, 2019 2:07 pm

Re: Husband's financial deceit means son now can't go to private school

Hello Notwhatitseems I wonder how you are getting on as I see there have been many useful replies, and I also hear what an overwhelming situation this is on so many levels, in addition to your son’s Schooling issue My first thought is it would be helpful to see a good couples counsellor as the issue...
Forum: Got a Question?
Topic: Husband's financial deceit means son now can't go to private school
Replies: 16
by parentpractice
Tue Jun 04, 2019 7:53 am

Re: My 8 years old has been exposed to ****** by a friend - not sure what else to do

Dear Worried Mum I am not sure if you have fully resolved this and there have been some super useful replies here but wanted to reach out to you to say just how impressively you have handled this scenario Your daughter clearly has a great relationship with you as she told you everything and that com...
Forum: Got a Question?
Topic: My 8 years old has been exposed to ****** by a friend - not sure what else to do
Replies: 9
by parentpractice
Mon Mar 18, 2019 9:44 am

Re: Educational Psychologist recommendations please

We sign post a lot to various people and I highly recommend two EP's 1. Batul at CF Pyschology https://www.cfpsychology.co.uk/ - they charge around £750 for a full assessment 2. Dr Joesephine Storek -specialises in ASD,ADHD and giftedness but assesses the full range http://www.thekensingtonpractice....
Forum: Got a Question?
Topic: Educational Psychologist recommendations please
Replies: 4
by parentpractice
Tue Mar 12, 2019 1:29 pm

Re: Looking for non-selective private secondary or prep

Hello Chezzie I know there is a wealth of information here and so many parents will give good school recommendations. My top tip would be that there are many good schools out there both state and private and it’s about finding a school suited to your values and your daughter’s educational strengths....
Forum: Schools
Topic: Looking for non-selective private secondary or prep
Replies: 13
by parentpractice
Mon Feb 25, 2019 7:07 am

Re: Can you recommend a couple/marriage therapist?

Hello We love the work Pam Custer’s is doing but she is based in Wimbledon https://pamcusters.co.uk Also our blog post may help think about things differently https://www.theparentpractice.com/blog/loveonschedule#.XHOPFqSnyEc Also have you heard of “simmering” - it’s the latest thing for reigniting ...
Forum: Got a Question?
Topic: Can you recommend a couple/marriage therapist?
Replies: 4
by parentpractice
Mon Feb 25, 2019 6:56 am

Re: child to walk to school on their own?

Such a great post this and of course you are a responsible parent who wants to do the right thing and you recognise that this is a grey area dependent on so many variables. Children develop very differently and you as the parent are best-placed to know what is right for your child. Our role is undo...
Forum: Got a Question?
Topic: child to walk to school on their own?
Replies: 10
by parentpractice
Mon Feb 18, 2019 8:53 am

The Parent Practice's Positive Parenting Courses

Take your parenting skills to a new level in 2019. The Parent Practice's 10 week Positive Parenting Courses are running in Wandsworth (day or evening available), Wimbledon, Earlsfield and Barnes are all starting from Monday 14th Jan and there are some special deals on offer! With over 15 years exper...
Forum: Chat Here
Topic: The Parent Practice's Positive Parenting Courses
Replies: 0
by parentpractice
Tue Jan 08, 2019 12:59 am

Re: Child and parent therapist/advisor

Hello Elaine here from The Parent Practice and I absolutely get how frustrating, exhausting and bewildering it can be when you are in the midst of dealing with aggressive behaviour such as spitting and sibling squabbles, where he seems to be the perpetrator all the time and your little girl is the t...
Forum: Got a Question?
Topic: Child and parent therapist/advisor
Replies: 14
by parentpractice
Mon Nov 19, 2018 4:39 pm

Re: Get your education questions answered

Such an interesting thread and in my work as a parenting coach, I do meet parents daily who are very anxious about what the future looks like for their children and of course the stakes are high now in terms of  helping our children get the right/best education for them and supporting them to be suc...
Forum: Schools
Topic: Get your education questions answered
Replies: 26
by parentpractice
Mon Oct 22, 2018 1:45 pm

Re: Professional support for toddler's misbehaviour? Recommendations in Wandsworth / Wimbledon / Clapham (therapists etc

Hello South London Daddy Elaine here from The Parent Practice and I completely get how button pressing it can be with a toddler whose behaviour is unruly and I am guessing you may be spending a lot of time repeating and reminding, cajoling and bribing and then just feeling exasperated with the behav...
Forum: Got a Question?
Topic: Professional support for toddler's misbehaviour? Recommendations in Wandsworth / Wimbledon / Clapham (therapists etc)?
Replies: 7
by parentpractice
Mon Sep 17, 2018 9:16 am