PARENTING

By Tracey Barraclough I’ll get straight to the point.  I’m completely and utterly fed up of female celebrities telling me that as a working mum, I feel guilty for going …

By Diane Hall I’m writing this post in anger, which is probably not the best mood to stimulate creativity; but at least I’m going to be honest as a result. …

By Hayley Anderson-Richardson Since my last MMB Magazine Blog I have received lots of messages from working mums who are struggling with gaining a work/life balance and keeping the mummy guilt …

By Tracy Laverick I want a way that works! Do something different in 5 easy steps. Parents often come to me when they are at the end of their tether. …

Amongst much discussion which even involved the Chief Inspector of Ofsted, we are left to decide whether there’s any worth in the age-old verse of nursery rhyme. Of course there is! And as some think they may be on the decline, let me tell you a story… about why they should remain a core part of your communication with your children.

Dr Tracy Laverick CPsychol HCPC DEdPsych MSc MEd BA(Hons) QTS Dr. Tracey Laverick is a leading expert in child development and family dynamics. With over 20 years of experience in …

The continuing roll-out of the Covid-19 vaccination programme has brought back the debate on the safety and long-term implications of administrating vaccines. Similar to when Andrew Wakefield released his false …

By Dr Tracy Laverick Dr. Tracey Laverick is a leading expert in child development and family dynamics. With over 20 years of experience in education and psychology, she has worked …

By Fiona Brown No, this isn’t reference to some wild swinging party, it’s more like the nursery rhyme! Ah, the sweet joys of children and waking up clinging to the …

‘I write this as my eyes are full of tears, I try so hard not to cry as the boys are playing nicely and I don’t want them to know …