Kids can be confusing. Sometimes confronting. Often very weird. This piece is a gentle reminder that not all “off-track” behaviour is something to fear or fix. It explores why kids push boundaries, why that can trigger big feelings in parents, and how holding firm limits without withdrawing love helps children find their way back.

In this post I investigate some facts about stress that aren't as widely known.

This is a quick and easy exercise to help you find your center in the times you feel a little disoriented by parenthood.

Why traditions have the power to create such magical and special memories for children and how you can make some of your own.

When emotions flare, it’s tempting to search for the facts first. But there is something even more important we need to be doing. Learn why effective parenting start with reconnection first.

I share my own house rules and discuss the costs vs benefits of getting Minecraft for your kids. No judgement. No rules. Just honest info to help you decide what works for your family.

We spend a lot of time in our heads. What if our brain treats what’s real and what’s imagined the same and what would happen if we trained ourselves to use that power to benefit us?

Here's my list of things that legitimately have helped make my day to day life better.

My experience parenting with a late Autism + ADHD (AuADHD) diagnosis

What kind of world will our children inherit? Here's what common tech will look like in 10-30 years...

Toilet training is a big deal. But it doesnt have to be a big stress! Here are some tips to help make it less panful.

Ketosis is a natural state where your body breaks down stored fats in the absence of glucose. Here's how it works.

Christmas is meant to be magical, but it often feels like a marathon. This year, let’s change that!

It's ok to wonder - why do we do that? Is it still relevant to me? Here are the health habits that have been recently debunked.

One of the challenges of raising kids is deciding what values to teach. So how to we raise kind but assertive kids?

For children, the practice of recalling joyful moments is not just a comfort—it's a vital tool for our wellbeing and mental health.

Brain fog isn’t just “in your head”—it’s a real biological phenomenon caused by stress. Read about what it is and what you can do here.

This post is about parenting guilt. We explore the heart of the question; am I a bad parent?

Playspace ideas to inspire you

Different types of fussiness and some helpful strategies to help overcome them.