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Carolina Taylor

Carolina Taylor(She / Her)

Carolina Taylor Coaching

Parenting Coach / Life Coach

Amersham3 years experience
Offering
Coaching
About
Certified parenting coach supporting parents of children aged 1–14 with everyday struggles like meltdowns, sibling conflict, bedtime battles, not listening, and the guilt that follows shouting. Grounded in attachment science, nervous system regulation, and child development (JAI Institute trained), I help you understand what's really behind your child's behaviour and your own reactions, so you can respond with calm confidence instead of overwhelm. Virtual sessions available, plus in person in Amersham. 1:1 sessions, 1:1 programmes, and small group courses.
Areas of focus
Children & young peoplePregnancy & postnatalLife events & transitions
Approach
Gentle & nurturingEvidence-informedCollaborative & empoweringWhole-person & holisticBody-led & somatic
Sessions
In-person · Online · Home visits
Pricing
From £75 · 60 mins
Introductory call
Free consult available
Languages
Spanish
Credentials
QualificationsCertified Parenting Coach
Professional bodyJai Institute for Parenting

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Articles featuring Carolina

Immunity & Resilience

Helping Children Face Their Fears: Why Avoidance Quietly Costs More Than We Think

Avoidance shrinks a child's world. A gentle look at why facing small fears, in safe and structured ways, tends to be one of the quieter gifts we can offer them.

Parenting

Anxiety and Sleep in Children: What Parents Can Quietly Do to Help

When a child is anxious, sleep is often the first thing to slip. A gentle look at the small, practical things that help , bedtime rhythm, screens, worry jars, and more.

Parenting

The Subconscious Mind and Why So Many Children Are Anxious

Anxiety in children is on the rise. A gentle look at what the subconscious mind is doing, why so many children feel on edge, and what quietly helps.

Parenting

Helping a Child Name What They're Feeling

Children develop emotional vocabulary slowly, and parents often try to label or solve too quickly. Gentle ways to help a child find their own words.

Parenting

Sleep in the School Years

School-age children need more sleep than most parents realise. A gentle look at why the rhythm matters and how to set one without the bedtime drama.

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