Do you ever wonder what your baby will look like before they are born? How many of us were experiencing the tremendous excitement and joy along with the anxiety of welcoming a new life into our family? How many of us were amazed by our toddlers who were developing quickly day by day? How many of us became ambitious when our children started school, hoping to see them to shine throughout their life?

Thinking about therapy? That's a huge step, and honestly, you should be incredibly proud of yourself for even considering it. Seriously, pause for a moment and acknowledge your immense courage. It's not always easy to reach out, and taking this first step is a testament to your strength.

In Part 1, we explored simple yet powerful ways to connect with your children throughout the morning and early afternoon. Now, let's focus on the evening, a crucial time for building lasting connections and creating cherished memories. These moments, shared in the quieter part of the day, can have a profound impact.

Being a parent is an incredible journey, a lifelong adventure filled with joy, growth, and wonder. It's also undeniably challenging and unfortunately, lots of the time, we didn’t get a “parenting 101” before we became a parent. We didn’t get a handbook about our babies when they came to our world. We are all fresh hands and didn’t get a chance to practice all the necessary skills to do our job properly.

Let's face it, creating healthy relationships can be tough these days. The world can throw a lot at us, and it can be hard to nurture our relationship and keep that loving spark alive. The many pressures we face can make taking the first step toward counselling feel a bit daunting. Maybe you're even feeling hesitant, unsure, or even a little scared. That's perfectly normal.

It takes a second to fall in love, but it takes a lifelong to enrich the love.