Are you at the end of your tether with your children who just aren’t getting that certain behaviours have consequences.?

Kids are hard-wired to push boundaries. That’s how they learn.

But they don’t seem to be getting that their behaviour has consequences too.

Watch on now as I discuss this topic and some strategies that I find work.

How to overcome learning difficulties. This can be a challenging and overwhelming one for both the parents and the child. So, in this month’s Wisdom Wednesday, I’ve got 4 tips for parents to help your child or young person easily overcome their learning difficulties.

This month’s Wisdom Wednesday is all about something that is becoming more and more common as our world gets more and more hectic: stress and anxiety in kids. A lot of parents don’t know how to deal with this issue, so I’m going to give you some tips on how to help your child manage their stress levels and live a happier life.

In this month’s Wisdom Wednesday, I discuss learning fatigue and how to ease the burden.

You’ve possibly been at the computer the majority of the day, and yet another reminder or meeting notification pops up. If you’re anything like me, you are far from excited. Your eyes will probably glaze over as you try to muster the energy to engage. But instead, you just feel total exhaustion. You’re not alone in these feelings. Many workers and students are experiencing burnout or anxiety around finding that extra energy to stay engaged.

Fortunately, you can do something about it. Watch on now to learn what that is.

Welcome to Wisdom Wednesday. This month’s Wisdom Wednesday is about how to look after you. So, I’ve called it the Stress SOS Plan. I know what it’s like to be stressed. I quite often am myself and I’m sure you are too. So, my question to you is are we too focused on our to-do list?

In celebration of Autism Awareness month, this Wisdom Wednesday is all about celebrating the strengths and abilities of Autistic children.

This month I talk about why learning through play is so important and the benefits it can have.

Watch this month’s Wisdom Wednesday as I talk about board games and how they can benefit your child and their learning without them even realising it.

This month’s Wisdom Wednesday is about Fun Family Activities at home. And I’m so excited to share some of our favourite family activities.

Today’s Wisdom Wednesday is all about study and I’ve got great tips to share with you. The best thing to do around exam time is to prioritise your study. Creating a study timetable will enable you to prioritise what courses need what amount of time. It’s really good to allocate specific times for each subject. Particularly those subjects you need more help with.

This is a short Wisdom Wednesday this week because I would like to support all those students out there getting ready for exams. And how I’d like to do that is self-care and how to do that revision.

First, off we’ll look at how you can look after yourself better as a student, and then we’ll discuss my 6 top revision tips.

Today I’m going to chat to you about times tables.

Now let’s face it when we think about times tables we just think oh yuck we hate those times tables. Most children have to think really hard to get the answers.

I remember how long it took me when I was back at school to learn the answers to the times tables. But we just got on with it. We didn’t question the system, we just learned those times tables. And I actually found them hard to remember which is when I probably started to have that hate relationship with maths. Which is an attitude that probably stuck with me for years. It’s frustrating having to go over and over and over something again just so we can learn to remember it. and so it becomes embedded in our long-term memory. That is just so boring.

Memorisng the times tables is all about knowledge.

Want to know more?

Last month we looked at Is My Child Addicted to Screens and Devices.

This month I’m here to talk to you about practical ideas you can implement to change the device addiction that they may have to devices.

So, look at the last months if you haven’t already. But this month we’re going to discuss 7 practical ideas.

As a parent, I know it can sometimes be easier to ignore an issue, and it will go away, which it won’t.

Sooner or later, it has to be dealt with, and it’s to deal with now rather than later on. It’s significantly easier when kids are still young and they look up to you. Teenagers find it harder to change habits as they have their own thoughts, etc.

I’ve had this question a lot in the last few months, so I just wanted to touch on the subject to help you find out the signs.

Hopefully, this will help you clarify some things in your mind.

What I also want to make clear from the beginning – is it an addiction or is it an entrenched habit?

Watch on as I discuss 9 great ways to encourage your child to read.

Today’s Wisdom Wednesday is all about teenage tantrums and how we can help our children in those teenage years.

And not to let that anger actually rule their lives and rule the whole household.

So you know how you feel oh oh, my child’s hit those difficult years. What am I going to do?

Watch on as I talk about how to eliminate or lower those power struggles aka tantrums. And how to raise strong, happy, resilient kids.

I talk about how to make those times just a moment rather than a full-blown argument or fight between you and your child or between your children and another.

Do you sometimes wonder if your child has ADHD?

Watch on as I share the characteristics to look out for and practical tips to put in place at home and in the classroom.

Have you wondered how the dyslexic brain is different and how to engage students with a dyslexic brain? Watch the Wisdom Wednesday video below, where I can go through all these aspects.

Are you considering tutoring in 2021?

Has your child struggled with school during 2020?

Have they lost their love for learning?

Are they coming home feeling down?

Let’s change that in 2021.

Watch on as I take you through what we do and how we can work with your child. And the amazing resources we have on our website.