Because supporting parents at home helps them thrive at work

Helping parents navigate the online world their children live in, so they can show up stronger at home and at work.
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Why supporting your employees matters

Today’s working parents are navigating a digital world filled with platforms, pressures and online risks they never faced growing up. Many feel lost and overwhelmed.

Supporting your people in their parenting role isn’t just good ethic; it’s good business. These sessions improve wellbeing, boost retention, and reduce costly recruitment churn.

How we can help

Tailored workshops for real-life parenting challenges

Our engaging 60–90 minute sessions, delivered in-person, virtually or hybrid, help parents understand the digital world their children live in. From TikTok and Snapchat to screen time, gaming and online language, we cover what matters most to today’s families.

Each session includes live Q&A and is customised to your team’s needs. We’ll work with you to design something that resonates; whether your people are raising toddlers, tweens or teens.

Parents leave feeling informed, empowered, and equipped to support their children at home; so they can return to work with greater confidence and peace of mind.

When organisations invest in supporting parents, everyone benefits.

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Amit’s talk really resonated. I prefer bite-size learning, so I’m now following him on LinkedIn and have added the podcast to my playlist. A great introduction to his work.

— Work Life Central

The session was incredibly informative, and Amit’s depth of knowledge really came through. His practical examples on how to support parents in conversations with their children were especially powerful. Such an important and timely eye-opener.

— Peabody

Amit’s storytelling created real empathy in the group. The session was passionate, engaging and gave us a strong foundation for future tech conversations. Highly recommend For Working Parents.

— London Borough of Hounslow

A powerful and thought-provoking session. The part on harmful influencers really stayed with me. It reminded me how vital it is for parents to model healthy vulnerability.

— Springboard Consultancy

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Amit’s talk really resonated. I prefer bite-size learning, so I’m now following him on LinkedIn and have added the podcast to my playlist. A great introduction to his work.

— Work Life Central

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