Short video course · 6 lessons · Watch at your own pace
Happier Home
Mornings, homework, transitions, bedtime and screens. Practical routines that take the pressure off, one change at a time.
One payment · Yours to keep
Sound familiar?
Every morning is a race to the door.
Homework has become a nightly struggle.
“Five more minutes” always ends badly.
It’s late, and they’re still wide awake.
Switching off the screen is the hardest moment of the day.
You’re not doing it wrong. This course helps you understand what’s going on, and what to try next.
Lesson by lesson
What you’ll learn
- 1
Mornings: Calmer Starts to the Day
Visual checklists, an evening launch pad and breathing room, so mornings stop relying on memory.
- 2
Homework: Less Stress, More Balance
The 15-minute rule, what’s essential, alternatives to handwriting, and working with teachers.
- 3
Time Blindness & Transitions: Making Time Visible
Visual timers, playlists, layered warnings and “one more” endings that make transitions smoother.
- 4
Bedtime: Winding Down When the Brain Won't
Why your child’s body clock may run later, and a calm wind-down routine that works with it.
- 5
Screen Time: A Framework That Fits Your Child
Judging screen time by its effect on your child, and building an agreement together.
- 6
Family Check-In: One Change at a Time
How Emma, Ravi and Mia’s families adapt routines, and how to make one change at a time that lasts.
Every lesson comes with written notes: key facts, practical steps for the week and questions to reflect on.
What changes
- Mornings that rely on a checklist and a launch pad, not repeated reminders.
- Homework kept in proportion, and a clearer conversation with your child’s teacher.
- Transitions with fewer big reactions, because time is easier to see.
- A wind-down routine and a screen agreement your family made together.
Goes with this course
The Happier Home toolkit collection
Make your routine charts, plan buffer time, use the homework decision flowchart and notes for teachers, and build a screen time agreement together.
Made by
Laura Frampton
Laura is a UK-qualified teacher with over ten years' experience working with children and their families, including seven in a school SENCo team.
Trauma-informed · PACE-trained · PGCE (University of Southampton) · BA Hons (University of Brighton)
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Happier Home: 6 short lessons you can watch at your own pace.
Questions
A short video, plus written notes: an overview, key facts, practical steps to try that week, and questions to reflect on. Watch at your own pace, and rewatch whenever you need to.
No. The course works on its own. The matching toolkit collection has the printable tools the lessons refer to, if you want them.
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