If you suspect your child is being bullied, here are some ways to help… Try to speak to them in a quiet environment where they feel safe and supported. “If you suspect your child is being bullied, ...

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We've all experienced tantrums as parents of toddlers, but what's the best way to speak to children about their behaviour and help them to learn about their feelings and emotions?

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Discipline with love, not punishment. Here are 9 strategies to guide your child with consistency, love, and understanding, while nurturing positive behavior.

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Published: October 16, 2018 3:11pm EDT Around one-quarter of Australian parents feel stressed by their child’s behaviour every day and more than one-third are overwhelmed by it.

If your child knows they can count on you for emotional and physical support, they will find it easier to regulate their own behaviour, and to feel concerned about others.