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How to balance work and family life while caring for an elderly relative
How to balance work and family life while caring for an elderly relative

Written by the experts at Trinity Healthcare. With life expectancy increasing, many families now find themselves caring for elderly parents / relatives well into their own adulthood. While caring for a loved one can be incredibly rewarding, it also brings significant challenges, especially for those balancing the demands of a young family, work and personal well-being. To support you on this journey, the professional carers at Trinity Homecare have compiled some practical tips and resources to help you achieve a healthier balance between caregiving, family life and personal wellbeing.

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Routines, Grandparents, OtherRebekah Frankcomchildcare, routine, tips, children, family, elderly relative, caring, caregiving, elderly parents, ageing parents, dementia, dementia care, sandwich generation, grandparent care, managing care, respite care, self care, alzheimers, home care, elderly careComment
How to navigate work life after having a baby
How to navigate work life after having a baby

Written by Natasha Kitson, Maternity Mentor. Returning to work after having a baby is a journey marked by challenges, adjustments and a whole new perspective on what work-life balance truly means. I don’t believe it truly gets the recognition it deserves, and employers often expect us to work as if we haven’t just had time out to birth and raise a small human.  For many new mums, this period involves navigating a complex mix of excitement and apprehension as they step back into the professional world while balancing the (often wholly demanding) needs of their new family.

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BabiesRebekah Frankcomparenting, families, parenting tips, baby, new baby, support, primary care giver, You time, Seraphine, returning to work, maternity leave, inclusive workplace, work life balance, self care, parent network, new mum
How can I help my child become more resilient?
How can I help my child become more resilient?

Written by Claire Burgess, Family Consultant. Resilience is the skill of ‘bouncing back’ when you come up against tricky times, challenges, or stress. It is not something that you do or don’t have, it is something which is learnt, practiced, and strengthened over time. Our children have to learn resilience starting from a very young age and this is often developed (and experienced) through their play.

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Behaviour, Lockdown, PlayRebekah Frankcomparenting, families, parenting tips, child development, parent consultations, parenting podcast, Healthy relationships, resilience, how do I help my child become more resilient?, resilience books, problem solving, mistakes are good, safe risk taking, healthy risk taking, ask for help, coping strategies, help others, be kind, find the positives, self care, teach patience