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Justine Lamont - Parent Coach - Good to Great Parenting

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Articles and resources to help you

Blog2026-10-04T15:41:38+13:00

Welcome to my blog – it’s great that you’re here!

If you’re a parent looking for some answers to a concern, or maybe you are curious about parenting skills then you’re in the right place.

I want to give you some practical skills and inspiration to help make life at home go more smoothly. 
In the blog I share helpful ideas, ways to look at parenting problems and plenty of tried and tested ways, that real families I’ve work with for more than twenty years found worked for them.
In my work I am focused on what parents want and shaped by the questions you ask every day.
So if there is a question you can’t see the answer to then send me a message and I can weave it into my next blog, or maybe I can answer it straight away.
Either way you’ll find here on the blog that there are simple ways to help your kids listen, cooperate, and feel connected.
You’ll also find guidance that helps you feel calmer, clearer, and more confident at home.
I’m glad you’re here and look forward to any comments or feedback you have about my blog.

Justine Lamont, Parenting Coach

February 26, 2026|

As parents, it’s easy to get caught up in the whirlwind of changing parenting advice, leaving us exhausted from sifting through too much information or trying to come up with a fix when our child has dropped the ball. Recently, [...]

Stress management for busy parents

March 6, 2023|

We can stand back a bit as that conscious observer and pay attention. Every interaction gives us an opportunity to learn what we can do to help children. We can focus our time and our energy in this area instead of reacting to events. It’s worth slowing down if you want to go faster.

Helping children cope with divorce

February 7, 2023|

No one goes into a marriage expecting it to fail. The numbers tell a different story. 50% of couples will split. The average marriage lasts 8 years. When parents go through separation and divorce they can feel immense guilt about how it will affect their children. While separation and divorce are considered an ACE (adverse childhood experience) which is linked to all sorts of negative long term outcomes for children it need not be a disaster. There is a lot that parents can do to act as a buffer and protect children from the fallout.

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