Nanny Valentine - Child Behaviour Coach

Nanny Valentine - Child Behaviour Coach Helping you to Love Family life. BA Honors Degree in Early Years childhood Studies, and years of exp Are you finding it hard settling into parenthood?

New parent's struggling to get a good routine? Are you experiencing the terrible Two's and don't know how to cope? Sibling Rivalry? Potty Training? Weaning and eating habits? Need assistance and support developing a routine? Need the real life Super Nanny to come to your rescue? If you have answered yes to any of the questions above then I hope I will be able to help your family. I have a BA Honor

s degree in Early Years Childhood Studies, and I have many years of experience working with babies, children and their families. During my studies for my degree I gained an understanding of the diverse contexts in which children develop and learn. I studied child development, child health, the literature and language of childhood, play and creativity, the sociology of children and families, and social policy. I have experience working in a number of early years settings as well as becoming a nanny for local families. I have great knowledge and understanding of children's needs and behaviours and strongly believe that their are strategies that can be used in order to cope with children's behaviour. Too many families admit that they actually don't enjoy time as a family, and I want to help families to "Love family life"

I can assist with advise from pregnancy to 8 Years Old. If you think I am able to help you then please message me or email you and I can book your first consultation and send you a quote. (£25-£50)

Following your first consultation I can then develop a personalised plan for your family to address your individual needs. I will be there to support you all the way. I look forward to hearing from you.

Do you sometimes dread family time at the weekend 🙈 There is no shame in admitting it I work with families who are at t...
26/02/2017

Do you sometimes dread family time at the weekend 🙈 There is no shame in admitting it I work with families who are at the end of their tether and admit that they are struggling. Endless tantrums, arguing, shouting..... well it doesn't have to be like that.

A few tweaks to meal and snack times, lots of praise (although you might wonder how praise comes into all this) and some time out together is all it takes to transform your family life.

Another day of rubbish weather his half term!! An idea to share with you all.......I am a mum of boys and it seemed by e...
23/02/2017

Another day of rubbish weather his half term!! An idea to share with you all.......

I am a mum of boys and it seemed by eldest(nearly 6) was almost embarrassed to tell me that he believed in fairies and would like to make a fairy garden. It led to a huge family plan on how we are going to build it, where it's going and what will tempt the fairies in?

Maybe something to try with your little ones? Any activity that you can share together, make memories, share conversation and have fun is definitely worth doing 💪🏻

If we don't actively listen to our children we can't expect them to listen to us.....Sometimes we are all guilty of gett...
16/02/2017

If we don't actively listen to our children we can't expect them to listen to us.....

Sometimes we are all guilty of getting wrapped up in our busy lives that we forget the last time we actually had a proper conversation with our children . It's easy to pretend to listen or to only half listen.

Find a time in your day where you can give 100% of your time to each of your children to actually listen and engage with them. It could be at bath time, story time, when your walking home from school. Enjoy this special time because one day they will be older and it may be more of a struggle.

You can have a presence in your children's lives but actually not be there 100%

If you get kids involved in meal times and cooking they will eat better 👌🏼One of the biggest questions I get asked is ho...
09/02/2017

If you get kids involved in meal times and cooking they will eat better 👌🏼

One of the biggest questions I get asked is how to deal with fussy eaters.....

Well the take it or leave approach! If you consistently offer your children the "safe" option they will never try new things and learn to love food. Reward and PRAISE for trying something new. Example being my youngest who isn't keen on raw pepper! Well he tried a teeny raw piece for a sticker on his chart and was so proud to have tried something new.

31/12/2016

Hope you have all had a lovely Christmas with your little ones 😀 have you managed to stick to routines or are you ready for he New Year and being back to normality?

It's is such a beautiful time of year and what better reason to wrap up snug and go for a walk with the kids. It's grea...
16/11/2016

It's is such a beautiful time of year and what better reason to wrap up snug and go for a walk with the kids. It's great to be active, fresh air is good for us and crunching in the leaves and collecting autumn treasure can create some lovely conversations with your little ones. Collect some bits and then this can lead on to some craft ideas when you get home. Sometimes being cooped up inside or just stuck in your everyday routine is hard and often children get frustrated and can misbehave. Just 30 minutes of outside time can brighten everyone's mood 😀

23/10/2016

Are you a family in crisis? Have you had enough of tantrums and bad behaviour. Do you dread going out in public? My online consultations are affordable and you will see results quickly. Patience, perseverance and the knowledge of how your little ones see things is all you need to make a big change 😀 feel free to message me

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