Mum's The Word

09/06/2023

I haven't posted here for a long time but this is such an important poem it needed to be shared

From Sierra DeMulder's book, Ephemera: https://buttonpoetry.com/ephemera/?wpam_id=24

24/02/2021

https://www.healthline.com/health/parenting/associative-play #6-stages-of-play

Associative play is when your child plays side-by-side with others, often interacting socially but generally not working toward a common goal. We'll tell you what makes this stage great.

04/11/2019

Sometimes the smallest things can mean the most.

We needed to see this today 🙌

24/01/2019

Wonderful.

18/10/2018

* TRIGGER WARNING*
Channel 4 Child of Mine tonight at 10pm looking at what happens when a pregnancy does not go full term. A difficult experience for all concerned but so terribly painful for the parents. There is help for those this affects, don't suffer in silence. Mum's The Word is here to support every pregnancy, every parent.

25/04/2018

Even the Duchess of Cambridge is not immune to the range of emotions that can affect mental well being following the birth of a child. It is fantastic that someone in such a public position is willing and able to speak about such personal feelings. Not everybody is able to talk so openly but there is help out there if you need it - doctors, health visitors, family, therapists. Don't be afraid to ask, we are here to help.

20/04/2018

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20/07/2017

Dr. Dan Siegel
Tina Payne Bryson, Ph.D.
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10/07/2017

Love this. What would be in your birth trauma coping box?

24/06/2017

This is interesting and important information for all parents not just those of adopted children.

BY: ALEX STAVROS, President and CEO, Calo Family of Programs It is not uncommon for adoptive parents to come to us feeling out of options for their

13/05/2017

You're growing a person, not fixing a problem.

29/04/2017

A national survey shows most parents believe their toddlers have the capacity for more control of their emotions than is developmentally possible at t