When Your Partner Parents Differently

06/11/20 • 21 min

Does your partner parent differently to you? Does it really annoy you?!Parenting can become a huge source of conflict within a relationship. It's super easy to find fault in what your partner does or doesn't do and berate them in not doing things 'right'.So listen in for ways on how can you navigate those challenges and bring more harmony to your relationship & family.FREE GUIDE: Shout Less & Connect More with 5 SIMPLE Games! Download today: https://parentingwithplay.com.au/If you want more support with your children:Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ParentingwithPlaywithHelenaMooney/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/parentingwithplay/

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Coming out of Lockdown - with Nicky McGrath

How are you feeling about coming out of Lockdown? Delighted? Anxious? How are your kids feeling about it?After spending the past weeks at home, telling your children that they can't go to school or day care, play in the local playground, see friends or Grandparents, etc, now you're telling them that it's time to go back out again and that there will be restrictions.Plus, maybe your child has enjoyed spending more time at home with you, so maybe separation is going to be hard again.This week's podcast episode with Nicky McGrath (who's in the UK) covers exactly this - how to help with your own feelings around the current situation, and how to best help your children adjust to life after lockdown.FREE GUIDE: Shout Less & Connect More with 5 SIMPLE Games! Download today: https://parentingwithplay.com.au/If you want more support with your children:Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ParentingwithPlaywithHelenaMooney/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/parentingwithplay/

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The nervous system and helping your child recover from sensory overload - with Shelley Clarke

Does your child get overwhelmed in certain situations, or struggles with certain items of clothings or sounds? If so, chances are your child is experiencing some form of sensory overload or sensitivity.So how can you help them to process it well, to come back into balance, and to return to calm state? And how can you use play to do so?Shelley Clarke is a physiotherapist, a Cranial Sacral Therapist, Aware Parenting Instructor and Parenting by Connection Instructor. She shares about how the nervous system works, the different sensory systems and how you can use play to help your child.Shelley is based in Adelaide, Australia and to find out more about her, visit:https://www.embodiedtherapies.com.au/https://www.facebook.com/embodiedtherapiesau/