Parenting can sometimes feel like repeating the same things all day long. “Please put your shoes on.” “Time for bed.” “Finish your breakfast.” “Brush your teeth.” By the end of the day, many parents feel mentally exhausted from trying to keep everything together while managing work, house tasks, school runs, and children’s emotions all at once. Some days run smoothly. Other days feel completely chaotic before 9am. This is why routines matter more than most parents think. N

Some mornings feel like a race against the clock. Someone cannot find their shoes, breakfast gets left untouched, and a parent starts the day already exhausted. By bedtime, many families feel drained again after another round of negotiating over bath time, screen time, or sleep. If this sounds familiar, you are not alone. Many parents struggle with routines, especially when life feels busy, unpredictable, and full of pressure. Social media often shows perfect family schedules

Hi, I’m Jade Ashman, the founder of My Childcare and Me and The Parent Club—but before that, I’m a mum. And like you, I know what it feels like to want the absolute best for your child—to want them to thrive, feel confident, and be truly understood. And sometimes, that journey brings a quiet worry. A feeling you can’t quite shake. A thought like: “Why is my child struggling more than others?” “Should I be concerned?” “Am I overthinking this?” If you’ve ever felt this way, you

Hi, I’m Jade Ashman, the founder of My Childcare and Me and The Parent Club—but before that, I’m a mum. And like you, I know what it feels like to want the absolute best for your child—to want them to thrive, feel confident, and be truly understood. If you’re reading this, chances are you’ve asked yourself a quiet question at some point: “Is my child ready for nursery?” And if I’m honest, this question often comes with a mix of excitement… and worry. Let’s talk about what sch

Hi, I’m Jade Ashman, the founder of My Childcare and Me and The Parent Club—but before that, I’m a mum. And like you, I know what it feels like to want the absolute best for your child—to want them to thrive, feel confident, and be truly understood. And yet, one of the hardest parts of parenting is this: helping our children manage big emotions when we are still trying to manage our own. If you’ve ever faced a meltdown in the middle of a busy morning, or a child who suddenly

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