Quality Parenting for the Working Parent
About Course
This course, first published on 28 September 2020, is the property of Mrs Kerry-Lee Galliard. All Rights Reserved.
Note: This is a non-accredited course
A short course to help working parents of young pre-school children to understand their child’s development and how to effectively use the time they have with their children. In the fast-paced world of a working parent, there is constant guilt that we are not able to spend enough time with our children – this course offers you insight into how to increase the QUALITY of your interactions with your child, even if time is short…
Course Content
Introduction
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Course navigation/orientation video
05:27 -
Introduction
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About the Author
Understanding areas of child development
How to use our time – Quality time
Student Ratings & Reviews
encouraging and motivating
It is a good match for me as I have two kids who need my attention and want to spend time with me. I find it hard to make time because I come back from work late and I leave home before them. I learnt not to do everything for them as they need to learn to do things for themselves so they can be independent and do their own thinking without expecting someone to think for them.
Good
very much enjoyed learning on how i should behave and interact with my child which would also encourage proper development
very helpful
The course is an eye opener to all the busy parents that toys , nanny and televisions will never tick all the boxes for our children developments at the early stage actually , they needs us. We need to create that downtime at home for our children development and it will be easy to spot any development challenges on them at early stage
WILL HELP WITH GRAND KIDS ALOT
I'm glad I had to learn about balancing work and being a parent at the same time
Very much helpful
Extremely informative. A more in depth course for every aspect i.e. Cognitive etc. would be great.
I am pleased to say that I did apply most of this information to my parenting with my kids when they were young.