Family Life

What Today’s Families Expect from Modern Service Providers

Today’s families navigate busy schedules, evolving responsibilities, and shifting expectations. As a result, modern service providers are under more pressure than ever to deliver experiences that feel seamless, supportive, and tailored to real-life needs. From healthcare to home maintenance and education to entertainment, families want services that simplify their routines and reduce stress. Understanding these expectations is key for any provider. hoping to build long-term trust and loyalty.

Convenience That Fits Around Real Lives

Convenience is no longer a luxury for families;...

Free online parenting courses launched for families in Devon, Plymouth and Torbay

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Mon, 06/08/2020 - 10:28am

Families in Devon, Plymouth and Torbay can benefit from free online parenting courses that are being launched today (8 June 2020) at the start of Infant Mental Health Awareness Week.

The courses have been created by the Solihull Approach and focus on supporting the relationships between parents, grandparents, and/or carers and their children by improving emotional health and wellbeing.

The four courses provide information about pregnancy and birth, brain development and the physical and emotional development of your baby. They are being launched at the start of Infant...

Fun things to do at home

Authored by Sam Richards
Posted: Sat, 06/06/2020 - 11:30am

You do not always have to go out for having some fun. There are a lot of fun things which you can do even while staying back at home. Right from taking bubble baths, reading books, surfing the internet for information to reorganizing your house, the options are plenty for you. It does not matter if you are working from home or you are on the lookout for something to do while staying indoors on a rainy day, there are numerous ways through which you can keep yourself busy.

Bring Out Your Creative Side

You can make use of the time that you spend at home to get yourself out...

Training bystanders to intervene will help to prevent domestic violence and abuse, study shows

Empowering people to intervene when they witness unacceptable behaviour can help to prevent domestic violence and abuse, a new study has found.

Specific training for bystanders makes them “significantly” more confident to take action when they see or hear wrongdoing related to domestic abuse in their community, according to the research.

A total of 81 per cent of participants reported being more likely to intervene when they saw wrongdoing after the training, this increased to 89 per cent four months later.

This is the first academic study to examine a bystander...

How to keep your family together during lockdown

The lockdown imposed by the UK Government to reduce the spread of COVID-19 has kept many families together in their homes, but being physically close doesn’t mean that your relationships remain strong.

With anxiety rising and tensions high, it’s understandable that many families are finding their relationships strained as a result of the current, scary situation.

Families fights are incredibly stressful, which is why I’ve put together a list of tips to help you keep your family together so that you come out of the lockdown with stronger bonds, not weaker ones.

...

Easy to get gifts for Father's Day

Soon we have another reason to celebrate, and that is Father's Day. Celebrated on the first Sunday of June, Father's Day can be another way to present your dad with gifts (as otherwise, he does not accept any gift from you). So, what are your plans for this Father's Day? Have you planned a party? Or a dinner date with your father? Well, whatever your plans might be, make sure you have a gift by your side to make Father's Day more memorable for him. Presents for Father's day can be a bit tricky to choose but if you plan ahead you can come up with a good one.

Here are some Father's...

How to help your child thrive

Authored by Claire Small
Posted: Mon, 05/25/2020 - 10:48am

Helping your child thrive means fighting for them; it means bonding with them and encouraging trust, and it also means teaching them the right values right from the start. It can be difficult, but with these three pillars, your child will thrive no matter the obstacle.

Fight for Your Child

Not every child will be perfect, whole, and healthy. Birth defects occur; sometimes the brain is overactive. There are endless challenges that people face during childhood that they may or may not grow out of.

All of this can be difficult to deal with, but if you have the added burden...

couple love

How to show him, Real Love

Authored by BHTNews.com
Posted: Wed, 05/20/2020 - 10:30am

Introduction

There are countless ways through which you can show your man real love. Love can never have a meaning if it is not expressed well.

Buy Him an Elegant Bracelet

Among many ways of expressing love to your man, buying him gifts is one of the most wonderful moves. Since there are many gifts that you may choose, bracelets are just among them. A bracelet is not just a bracelet since several factors have to be considered.

The material used to make the bracelet is of great impact. King and Queen bracelets are definitely a perfect choice for a gift....

World Mental Health Week: 10 tips to improve your child’s wellbeing in a time of crisis

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Mon, 05/18/2020 - 11:59am

The theme of this year’s Mental Health Awareness Week [w/c 18 May] is kindness. At this time of upheaval where our worlds have been turned upside down, acts of kindness now are more important than ever. Here, former primary school teacher Catherine Lynch of leading education resources and lesson planning experts PlanBee has ten tips for parents to improve the mental health of their children

  1. Create a nurturing environment where everyone feels valued and safe

Even during lockdown, we need connection with others so that we feel valued and safe. While the need...

Lawyer Donna Hart

Free webinar for those thinking of separating at this difficult time

The Family Law Company offers support to those facing separation

After the success of a webinar offering guidance on co-parenting to separated parents during the Covid-19 pandemic, The Family Law Company is following up with another, designed to help anyone who is thinking of ending their relationship.

Specialist divorce and finance lawyer Donna Hart explains the thinking behind the ‘Facing Separation’ webinar. “There’s no doubt whatsoever that lockdown has put additional pressures on couples, particularly those with children.

“Facing the decision to end your...

YoungMinds publishes parent to parent mental health guide 

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Sun, 05/10/2020 - 11:48pm

YoungMinds, the UK’s leading children and young people’s mental health charity, has published a guide sharing advice from parents to other parents on how to support themselves and the young people in their care during the coronavirus pandemic.

During this difficult time for parents and carers, particularly those looking after children and young people with mental health needs, YoungMinds has experienced an increase in traffic to the coronavirus advice on their website and many calls from parents to their Helpline about the impact of the pandemic on the young people in their care...

your pets daily logo
Home Education Daily logo
Food and Drink Daily logo in red, white and black
your beauty daily logo with heart

Top video

Selco Builders Warehouse | England Rugby star Jack Nowell visits Exeter Saracens junior teams

England ace Jack delivers tips to Saracens

Exeter Weather