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Helping your kids learn to drive

Posted on October 22, 2019

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Learning to drive is one of those rites of passage that all of your children are going to have to go through, and as a parent you can probably already appreciate what is so terrifying about that for many people. After all, driving a car is genuinely dangerous, and especially when you don’t yet know what you are doing. You are going to want to do whatever you can to make sure that your child remains as safe as possible, but also that they enjoy it and that they come out the other side with a driving license. In order to make sure of all that, you are going to need to help them to some degree, and there are plenty of things that you can do to make that happen. Let’s take a look at some of the most important steps.

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  • Find A Good Instructor
  • Get Good Insurance
  • Encourage Them
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Find A Good Instructor

The most important thing of all is probably that you find a good instructor for your child, so that they can learn to drive from someone who seems trustworthy and who is likely to help them learn as well as possible. That can be hard to do, but one way to find someone that you feel is trustworthy is to ask around with other parents that you know, and see if they can advise you as to any local instructors who are likely to be work trying out. Or you might want to go for online reviews and see if any of them are going to be particularly worthwhile. However you do it, finding a good instructor is one of the most centrally important parts of the whole procedure, so make sure to remember that.

Get Good Insurance

You are also going to have to make sure that your child gets insured, of course, and the quality of that insurance is not something that you want to skimp and save on. In fact, you should aim to find the best insurance you can possibly find, so that you can be sure that they are at least protected in that manner as well as can be. If you can, you might also want to think about finding specific young driver insurance, which can be useful when your child is just of driving age and needs insurance that is going to work for them. As long as you insure them, that is the main thing, and it will mean that they feel safer as they drive, which is hugely important too.

Encourage Them

Finally, this is one of those times when you should try your hardest to encourage your child to do as well as possible. If you do that, you might find that it helps hugley, and you are going to be able to ensure that they are much more likely to actually get the kind of result you might hope for. Encourage them to keep on driving once they have passed their test, as most of the learning takes place on the roads after the fact.

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Hi, I'm Clare (Emmy's Mummy). A former Nanny and Mother of 2 - Emmy (born February 2010) and Harry (born October 2012). We are Essex based and share our adventures and misadventures of a busy crazy life.

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Hi, I’m Clare – Mum to Emmy and Harry, ex-nanny and the writer behind Emmy’s Mummy. Based in Essex, I share honest tales of family life, parenting teens, top tips from a former nanny and our love of adventures, food, and UK staycations. We’re always up for exploring – whether it’s a trip into London, a caravan break, or just getting outdoors with a picnic. This blog blends my nannying experience with the everyday chaos of raising tweens and teens. Thanks for joining us!

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