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Parenting and Pregnancy can be very daunting and sometimes, it can really help to speak to people who have been or are going through the same things that you are. The Madmums Buddy Scheme has been designed to put you in touch with other Mums who have experience in specific areas of Pregnancy and Parenting. You can use this free and confidential service on a "one to one" basis away from the forums to get in touch with one of our Buddies who will then contact you personally. These areas are:
Breastfeeding
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Pregnancy
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Our Buddies have all been carefully selected and each one has experience in the area that they are assigned to, and are happy to give friendly advice based on their own experience as Mums.
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SPD/PGP - Advice and Information for Friends and Family
I have written this article to try and give some information to the family and friends of those who have been diagnosed with, or who are suffering from SPD. It is particularly written for the partner of the SPD sufferer, however much of the advice is applicable to anyone who knows someone with SPD.
I have found through my own experiences that there is information and support available for those who are directly affected ....
This article is not a legal document but is simply available to help guide you on your legal responsibilities as a parent.
Children in Paid Work
A part time job can be a great way to teach children about their responsibilities and for them to be able to earn their own money. It can be a good basis for future employment however there are rules and laws governing children in the work place.
Children cannot work part time until the age of 13. ....
Toilet Training or Potty Training as it is sometimes known is often considered one of the most stressful times in parenting. It is a huge event in a child’s life and can in turn be very difficult to face.
The key to successful training seems to be about waiting until the child is ready. Just because your mum says you were trained by 18 months, and your friends little girl is fully trained by her second birthday, doesn’t necessarily mean your ....
ADHD stands for Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder
ADHD is not a new problem or condition but over the years it has been called many things. In the 1930’s it was a brain-injured child, in the 1950’s hyperactive child syndrome, in the 1960’s minimal brain dysfunction and in 1965 it changed again to hyperkinetic child syndrome. By 1975 it was being termed ADD and in 1987 it changed to the familiar name of ADHD.
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Parenting and Pregnancy can be very daunting and sometimes, it can really help to speak to people who have been or are going through the same things that you are. The Madmums Buddy Scheme has been designed to put you in touch with other Mums who have experience in specific areas of Pregnancy and Parenting. You can use this free and confidential service on a "one to one" basis away from the forums to get in touch with one of our Buddies who will then contact you personally. These areas are:
SPD/PGP - Advice and Information for Friends and Family
Parenting and the Law
Toilet Training
ADHD
What is ADHD
There is a wealth of information and advice for both Pregnancy and Parenting that you are not seeing on this page because you are not currently logged in.
