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Once you're a family you have so much more to think about, it's easy to feel bogged down by the extra responsibilities. The Supernanny website offers parent's suggestions and expert advice on childcare, family finances, relationships and much more.

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Not enough hours in the day...: It’s hard juggling work and family life at the best of times and there are always the inevitable crises – sickness, childcare disasters, sudden breakfast meetings or ‘bonding’ sessions in the Cotswolds... How as a working mother can you establish a daily routine that works in sickness and in health? Mandy Garner from jobs site Workingmums.co.uk gives some advice (and indispensable practical tips).; workingmums — www.workingmums.co.uk (Supernanny Expert) 24 July 2008
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Eleven ways to encourage confidence in your child: All children, like adults, clam up in certain situations. Supernanny expert Dr Victoria Samuel gives some practical tips for helping to help hesitant little people grow in confidence.; Victoria Samuel — The Parent Support Service (Supernanny Expert) 17 June 2008
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Being a single dad: With more and more single parents out there, Bob Greig, founder of OnlyDads, explains about life as a single father and gives advice and tips...; Bob Greig — OnlyDads (Supernanny Expert) 17 June 2008
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Life after Supernanny - Brian McAfee spills the beans...: Brian McAfee called on Jo after his marriage failed and, with four children, he felt lonely and isolated living in Alaska. This was the first time Jo had ever helped a single dad and she certainly made a difference.; Supernanny Team 13 May 2008
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What to look for when choosing a Nursery: Supernanny expert Amanda Coxen, from Tinies childcare, gives her tips and advice on how to find the best nursery for your little one.; Amanda Coxen — Amanda Coxen, Tinies (Supernanny Expert) 23 April 2008
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Mothers apart – living away from your children: If you are a mother living apart from your child, you will probably be familiar with questions of how and why you left your children, and how you cope. Even today, when amicable separations occur, mothers who don’t live with their children are regarded as at best an oddity – and at worst, unnatural and selfish. Sarah Hart explains the main challenges of being a mother apart living apart from their children, and gives advice on how to deal with this often devastating experience.; Sarah Hart — Personal and professional development specialist (Supernanny Expert) 22 April 2008
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Blended Families: With one in three couples getting divorced and the majority of divorced couples remarrying, “blended families” are becoming increasingly common. Supernanny's expert clinical psychologist, Dr Victoria Samuel gives her advice on how to make the best of your new grouping!; Victoria Samuel — The Parent Support Service (Supernanny Expert) 15 April 2008
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Being A Stay At Home Dad: An increasing number of men are taking on the role of main carer for their children and becoming stay at home dads. Paul Smith is one of them. He looks at why the number of home-dads is growing and offers his advice...; Paul Smith — Stay at Home Dads (Supernanny Expert) 10 April 2008
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