Rediscovering the 'Me' in 'Mumeeeeeee'

'I have always thought that there is no more fruitful source of family discontent than a housewife’s badly-cooked dinners and untidy ways'. (Mrs Beeton's Book of Household Management, 1861)

July 6, 2010

Pampers Village Parenting Panel


Being a parent is confusing. Fact. It seems as if there are SO many ways to do everything, so many choices available, so many differing opinions on what is right, wrong, safe, dangerous, acceptable, unacceptable that, at times, it's enough to make you want to curl up on the sofa with a cup of tea and a packet of Jaffa Cakes and hide from it all. I often do. But, if that solution doesn't work for you, then maybe this will.

Pampers, Ireland’s leading nappy brand, has launched The Pampers Village Parenting Panel. This is a free service providing parents with access to some of today’s leading experts who will offer up to the minute advice and information on pregnancy, development and parenting, including fertility, childbirth, sleep, nutrition, skin, money, relationships, child and parent emotional wellbeing, fitness and even baby yoga.

Leading Irish psychologist Dr Mark Harrold, dietician Julie Dowsett and play expert Susan Gilmore are just a few of the names on the Panel. Celebrity mum Mel C (aka Sporty Spice!) will also be offering her insights into family life. I suppose you could say she'll "tell you what you want, what you really, really want." Sorry - couldn't resist.

The Pampers Village Parenting Panel
will include reports and articles on hot parenting topics as well as podcasts and online advice seminars.

The expertise available from The Pampers Village Parenting Panel aims to offer parents guidance, advice and assistance from a new perspective and perhaps consider a particular situation from a slightly different angle. Pampers External Relations Manager Aimee Goldsmith says: “We’re conscious of making The Pampers Village Parenting Panel relevant to today’s Irish mums and dads and the changing society we now find ourselves in so our panel is designed to offer practical advice and ideas.”

The Pampers Village Parenting Panel will be accessible on the Pampers Village website at the end of July at http://www.pampersvillage.ie/ so why not grab your cuppa and your jaffa cakes and log on.

This is a sponsored post on behalf of Pampers.

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