Unconscious Bias in Modern Parenting
Census data shows Australian women spend, on average, 5 to 14 hours per week in unpaid domestic work, whereas men spend less than 5 hours a week. Women also spend an additional hour a day looking after children.
The No.1 Skill Every Conscious Parent Needs to Lead Their Child
Whilst some see leadership as a role that heads up an organisation or a department, we as parents equally head up a family and a home – the main difference being we don’t get to leave our leadership role at home at the end of each day like we can if it were our job outside of the home.
Why Parenting Is the Most Important Leadership Role You'll Ever Have
It’s odd to think about parenting as a leadership role and yet anthropologically speaking they are the same.
What If You Can’t Do It All (and That’s Okay)?
Do you feel that if you can’t make work and family work that you are not trying hard enough or somehow you are not good enough?
We Use Fitness Coaches, Business Coaches And Now Parenting Coaching is on the Rise
Hoogi Features in Mamma Mia. Written by Shauna Anderson.
Should You Limit Screen Time for Your Kids? What a Digital Detox Expert Says
Parenting in the digital world – with so many conflicting thoughts, feelings and emotions when it comes to families and technology, it can be hard to keep up.
Feeling Overwhelmed as a Parent? Try This Calming Strategy
Becoming overwhelmed with the amount of tasks on your list is probably every busy parent’s battle and probably a daily one at that. Demands from school, friends, family, business, hobbies not to mention health and financial concerns, all add up to put pressure on us. But it’s ok, as this is perfectly normal and becoming overwhelmed is also ok. So take a deep breath and listen to my strategy for coping with overwhelm.
Beat the School Morning Blues with this Simple Idea…
You’ve been up since 6 am, you’ve battled the getting dressed stage, wrestled through breakfast, hunted for missing hats, readers and homework discovered there is homework to complete and now, just when you are in the home straight, there is the small matter of rallying your troops to the front door and into the car without shouting, screaming or collapsing into a jabbering heap.