Conversations with working parents

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Talking matters

When parents get the chance to talk, they can speak about the challenges and coping strategies, they can be open and share and they can learn from each other.

Conversations mean parents can feel less isolated and they can also develop a deeper understanding of the challenges and perspectives of others parents.

Conversations can cover a lot of issues:

  • guilt
  • stress
  • expectations
  • internal pressure
  • worry
  • the motherload
  • wellbeing
  • personal identity
  • anxiety
  • loneliness
  • work/family balance
  • support networks
  • work identity
  • productivity
  • routines
  • priorities
  • planning
  • reframing challenges
  • self doubt
  • communication
  • negative thinking spirals
  • effective strategies
  • building confidence
  • managing tiredness
  • making mistakes
  • brain fog
  • coping strategies
  • positive perspectives
  • flexibility
  • acknowledging success
  • managing tough days
  • find what works
  • unspoken challenges
  • knowing limits
  • talking & sharing
  • self reflection

With a warm, professional approach to put
parents at ease

I offer a simple, personalised experience with parents so they can feel supported, while also able to develop strategies that work for them.

Having worked and talked with parents in pregnancy, for birth, with babies and during life as a young family, I understand the issues faced by parents returning to work and I am well placed to provide information, support and reassurance.

With workshops/discussion groups, 1:1 conversations and resources, you can offer a unique programme of support for working parents within your organisation.

I work with small business and large organisations everywhere and I’d love to talk to you about supporting working parents.

Janine Smith, Antenatal & Postnatal Specialist
* Strengthening knowledge
* Providing insights into working with & supporting parents
* Creating community, conversations & reassurance for parents

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