• Ep 21: Siblings with Anita Cleare

  • Apr 20 2021
  • Length: 51 mins
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Ep 21: Siblings with Anita Cleare

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  • You do so much preparation for your first baby but what about adding a second? How easy is the transition from a family of three to four or more?
    Siblings were the topic for this session with Anita Cleare, the positive parenting expert and author of the Work/Parent switch. She joined the session to talk about preparing your child for a new baby and covers not only the build-up, but the very real juggle of having more than one child to nurture and keep happy. She had loads of practical advice, touching on sibling rivalry, books to read also touched on change in general for your little people and what goes through their minds.
    Anita Cleare is an author, coach and founder of the positive parenting project. If you’d like to hear more of Anita’s wisdom you can check out her website for details of her books, blog and resources and follow her on twitter too. 
    This is Your Companion To Motherhood. These episodes are designed to provide you with detailed information on the various steps in the first year of motherhood which you can listen to while you're feeding, during naptime or just going about your day to day tasks. Think of it like a conversation with a friend who has been there before.
    Download Mush, the mum friend-making app to connect with other mums (and expectant mums!) Find it on the Play Store or App Store now.   Follow Mush on Instagram or Facebook and for more information, you can also visit letsmush.
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