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My child is 8 years old and currently going into year 4 at school, she is on the sen register for extra support outside of the classroom at school and struggles a lot with her maths, especially number recognition, I’m doing flash cards with her at home, and getting her to write them down after we’ve done them but is there anything else I can do or anything anyone can recommend that may help her from home?

My son is wanting to have a sleepover. Its something Ive been weary off. How are you all feeling about this and how are you planning to deal with the sleepover question?

Hey all

I’ve created ‘The Rise Collective’ a sisterhood for us mums to make genuine friendships, get out more, try new things and have something to look forward to.

Don’t worry… it’s not one of those overwhelming WhatsApp groups 😂 Just a calm, welcoming space with activities, real connections and women who genuinely get it.

I’d love to have you join us if it sounds like your kind of thing. 🤍 No pressure at all, i just know how easy it is for us mums to put ourselves last, and I hope this can be a space where we make a little time for ourselves too. 🫶🏼

Does anyone else have experience with this? Our 8 year old is the most kind, sweet and gentle child you could meet. She has empathy beyond her years and not a mean bone in her body. As parents, this made our job easier until now.

How do we support her with navigating preteen drama, and give her the tools and resilience she needs to survive in the 'real world'?

I'm starting to feel like we've failed her as parents 😔

Over the past 6 months or so my 7 year old has started doing this with her eyes, has anyone ever experienced this with their child and if so what was it or did you do anything to help? Her vision is fine and has recently had an eye test she does have dry eyes but I give her eyedrops for them