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4 contributions to Home Learning for WFH Parents
Feb 16 •
🌟 Confidence Builder for Today
Your child doesn’t need a perfect teacher. They need: 💙 A calm voice when they make mistakes 💙 A safe space to try again 💙 Encouragement when learning feels hard 💙 Someone who believes in them Confidence is not built through pressure. It’s built through patience. When your child struggles and you say, “Let’s try again together,” You are building resilience. You are building security. You are building confidence. And that starts with you 🫶🏼🏡
1 like • Feb 16
Beautiful 💕
Feb 7 •
Let’s talk about food 🍽️
WFH parents, I’m curious — what kind of food do you usually prepare for your kids during the day? Do you lean more toward: • quick and easy meals • homemade and nutritious dishes • snacks they actually finish 😅 With work, routines, and everything in between, meal prep can be a challenge. There’s no right or wrong here — just sharing ideas that work for our families. Drop your go-to meals or snacks below 👇 You might give another parent a great idea 🩵
1 like • Feb 7
Such an interesting question. I’ve always been quite laid-back around food, especially raising SEN deep-feeler children. We started with baby-led weaning, and over time I’ve found that reducing control actually brings more calm around eating. Rather than focusing on what they can’t have, I just buy less of the things I don’t really want as regular options — if it’s not in the house, it doesn’t become a battle or a big focus. I make breakfast, lunch and dinner and usually give two choices so they still feel some autonomy. If they’re hungry between meals, they can come and ask — we keep it open and flexible rather than pressured.
Feb 4 •
🌸 Welcome, parents! 🌸
Hi everyone 👋 I’m so glad you’re here! This space was created for work-from-home parents who are supporting their child’s learning at home — and doing their best every day 🩵 There’s no pressure to be perfect here. We’re all learning, sharing, and supporting each other step by step. 👉 To get started, I’d love for you to comment: • Your child’s age • One challenge or win you’ve had recently You’re very welcome here 🌱
2 likes • Feb 5
Hello! I'm Ellie I have 3 children aged 7,9 and 11.. My win recently is most definitely my Parent Regulation Cards!
0 likes • Feb 6
@Fria charlane Ampaso I am going to be selling them, I also use these in my home now. It has helped my partner too.
Feb 5 •
☀️ Morning Routines for WFH Parents
Mornings can set the tone for the entire day — especially when you’re balancing work and your child’s learning at home. Some mornings feel calm and organized… Other mornings feel rushed and messy — and that’s okay 🩵 A “good” morning routine doesn’t need to be perfect. It just needs to be simple and realistic for your family. 👉 Let’s talk about it: - Do you currently have a morning routine at home? - What’s one thing that works well in your mornings? - What’s one part that feels challenging right now? Feel free to share honestly — this is a judgment-free space 🌱
1 like • Feb 5
Staggering the kids wake ups as they all leave at different times, Less chaotic. Nothing chale atm 😅 hope it lasts.
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@eleanor-hayes-6071
🌿Parenting & Regulation Support -
Understanding behaviour - family support - with 20+ years experience - creating calmer homes 💕
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