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Help Your Children To Open Up About Their School Day
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With Amit Kalley
With Amit Kalley
Simple tips to help children open up about their school day.
How do you get your children to open up about their school day? Amit Kalley shares quick tips to open up the post school conversation with your child.
How do you get your children to open up about their school day? Amit Kalley shares quick tips to open up the post school conversation with your child.
About Amit Kalley:
Amit is Founder of For Working Parents, a company that helps organisations become more inclusive for their working parents and employees. A former Deputy Headteacher, Amit uses his experience and his training as an ICF Coach to create an environment in the workplace that is more empathetic and human and where parents and carers can thrive both at work and at home. Amit focuses particularly on the digital world and helping parents decode online language, manage screentime, understand social media dangers, and keep their children safe online through building positive relationships and asking the right questions. Amit’s LinkedIn profile and Instagram page provide regular digital advice and guidance for parents and his recent periodic table of emojis went viral, with schools and organisations from around the world requesting copies of it to share with their communities. Amit also speaks publicly about his own personal story, having lost his mother to ovarian cancer, becoming a parent to a daughter born with three holes in her heart, and being diagnosed with ADHD as an adult.
Amit is Founder of For Working Parents, a company that helps organisations become more inclusive for their working parents and employees. A former Deputy Headteacher, Amit uses his experience and his training as an ICF Coach to create an environment in the workplace that is more empathetic and human and where parents and carers can thrive both at work and at home. Amit focuses particularly on the digital world and helping parents decode online language, manage screentime, understand social media dangers, and keep their children safe online through building positive relationships and asking the right questions. Amit’s LinkedIn profile and Instagram page provide regular digital advice and guidance for parents and his recent periodic table of emojis went viral, with schools and organisations from around the world requesting copies of it to share with their communities. Amit also speaks publicly about his own personal story, having lost his mother to ovarian cancer, becoming a parent to a daughter born with three holes in her heart, and being diagnosed with ADHD as an adult.