Children’s memories of the holidays are shaped by the environment we create for them. With planning and a focus on your children’s emotional needs, you can create a joyful and...
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10 top tips for a magical coparenting Holiday…. Tip 9
Children’s memories of the holidays are shaped by the environment we create for them. With planning and a focus on your children’s emotional needs, you can create a joyful and safe environment that helps your children thrive.
Over the next 10 days we will be sharing top tips from Parenting Coach Bernadette Najjar of Thrive Together Parenting for parents who are separating or separated.
Practise Self-Compassion
Holidays can be tough, especially if it’s not your turn to have your children close. Be kind to yourself and allow yourself to feel the emotions that arise. Practise self-compassion, and you’ll find it easier to extend kindness and patience to your co-parent. This approach sets a powerful example for your children and eases tensions during challenging moments. Taking care of yourself helps you show up as the best version of yourself for your children.