Interesting article about being childfree but surrounded by friends with children.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/lifeandstyle/2012/feb/25/child-free-women-jody-day
A blog about the decision women make to have children or to remain childfree - read, comment and find out more about making one of the biggest decisions of your life. You can also visit my coaching website at http://www.ticktockcoaching.co.uk
Saturday, 25 February 2012
Friday, 24 February 2012
Do parents ever wish they could go back to being non-parents again?
A little insight into the question of whether parents ever wish to be free and single again in this blog piece on the parenting blog Motherload called Fantasising about Single Life
I want kids but I can't have them. Should I adopt?
The issue of adoption comes up for clients sometimes for various reasons. Perhaps they are single and are wondering whether to go ahead and have a child on their own. Or, like in this case featured in this article, infertility means that it is difficult for a woman to have a biological child. This article explores this issue - Why I won't adopt
Adoption isn't for everyone - and this article explores one woman's decision not to pursue adoption. I find sometimes clients are very clear that adoption is not a decision they want to explore. But for other women, it is something that might be a possibility and through the process of coaching it becomes an option that they do decide to pursue.
Adoption isn't for everyone - and this article explores one woman's decision not to pursue adoption. I find sometimes clients are very clear that adoption is not a decision they want to explore. But for other women, it is something that might be a possibility and through the process of coaching it becomes an option that they do decide to pursue.
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adoption,
infertility
Friday, 10 February 2012
New novel published on deciding not to have kids!
A reader sent me a link to this article about a novel by Sonja which revolves around women who have decided not to have children. Written by a former journalist, the question the novel looks at is this: ' Tradition says women should dream of having a successful career, finding a suitable mate and starting a family with kids. But what happens when you achieve the same satisfaction by taking a different path?'
I really like the way the author describes how she came to write the book. She decided not to have children after struggling with a health condition. And often, I have clients who come to me because they have a health problem or condition which means that being pregnant would be very difficult. And I can't wait to read the novel myself!
http://www.eurweb.com/2012/02/author-sonja-lewis-speaks-on-new-book-the-barreness-and-support-from-fox-sports-pam-oliver/
I really like the way the author describes how she came to write the book. She decided not to have children after struggling with a health condition. And often, I have clients who come to me because they have a health problem or condition which means that being pregnant would be very difficult. And I can't wait to read the novel myself!
http://www.eurweb.com/2012/02/author-sonja-lewis-speaks-on-new-book-the-barreness-and-support-from-fox-sports-pam-oliver/
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