by caroburr | Oct 29, 2013 | Coaching Tips, Dads, Family Dynamics, Gender Differences, Mums, Parenting, Relationship Crisis, Relationship Tips, Understanding Relationships, Understanding Yourself
“I sound just like my mum/dad” With the arrival of a baby comes the arrival of a ‘mummy’ and a ‘daddy’. OK, pretty obvious! However perhaps not so obvious is that these new roles instantly bring new baggage with them. They bring the...
by caroburr | Sep 10, 2013 | Dads, Family Dynamics, Parenting
After a lovely summer holiday and time together as a family our 3 boys are missing daddy (and so am I) now he is back at work and out of the house so much. It’s a hard transition for him too, so he was chuffed to come home to find this T shirt awaiting him care...
by caroburr | Nov 13, 2012 | Communication, Dads, Emotional Intelligence, Mums, Newsletters, Parenting, Twins & Multiples
Newsletter, Issue 19 Well it’s been a while and you’d be forgiven for replying “Hi, stranger” as I stopped e-zines rather abruptly almost 2 years ago. As some of you know, the reason was due to the wonderful news that I was pregnant with twins...
by caroburr | Sep 13, 2010 | Coaching Tips, Dads, Emotional Intelligence, Family Dynamics, Mums, Newsletters, Parenting, Relationship Tips
Newsletter, Issue 18 This summer our 4 year old son wanted to spend time with daddy; in the mornings, evenings, at weekends, on holiday, just about any time he could! He acted up more when daddy wasn’t back before bedtime or left early for work and regularly...
by caroburr | Apr 24, 2010 | Coaching Tips, Communication, Dads, Emotional Intelligence, Family Dynamics, Mums, Parenting, Relationship Tips
Mums & dads are different! Here are a few tips for the first 3 months of parenthood to help you manage your relationship and the differences between you as parents, to make it easier to be a team together and enjoy this special time. 1) Chat about your experience....
by caroburr | Apr 22, 2010 | Dads, Family Dynamics, Mums, Parenting
‘Good Enough’ is Enough I hope the changes and tips in my last 3 newletters have given you some new understanding and awareness, alongside some ideas and strategies to support you in your relationship as you parent together. It is important to remember...
