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Dr Kimberley O’Brien presented her PhD research on self-esteem and social relationships during school transition at the 2009 AARE conference in Canberra.
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A smashing series primed to help young readers ease through essential early childhood skills including manners, greetings and nightmares.
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Everything you you need to help already grown kids.
Reduce family holiday stress with five practical parenting strategies for routines, emotional regulation, calm boundaries, connection and repair.
Learn how to use an All About Me map to help children share their strengths, relationships, feelings and goals in a safe, flexible conversation.
Help children build motivation, set meaningful goals and handle setbacks without excessive pressure or tying their worth to achievement.
Current Australian guidance on children and technology, including benefits, online safety, AI, social media age restrictions and an archival Quirky Kid podcast.
Learn how to help children process distressing news, manage media exposure, restore safety and recognise when professional support may be useful.
Practical ways to help children enjoy sport, choose a suitable activity, manage pressure and sensory barriers, and know when to pause or seek support.
Practical ways to help children make friends, manage conflict, repair relationships and know when friendship difficulties need extra support.
Learn five practical ways to support children after separation or divorce, including managing conflict, routines, child input, safe relationships and help-seeking.
Can movement help a child with ADHD focus? Review the evidence and learn how to trial movement breaks and fidget supports safely at school.
Practical ways to understand and accept your child, adjust expectations, support identity and difference, set boundaries and strengthen connection.
Help children manage grief at Christmas with honest conversations, flexible traditions, remembrance rituals, practical planning and support options.
Reduce family tension at Christmas with realistic plans, calm boundaries, child-centred routines, conflict repair and clear safety guidance.
Learn how racism at school can affect children’s wellbeing and cultural identity, how parents can respond and what meaningful school action should include.
Learn how to prepare for your child’s first psychology appointment, what to bring, what may happen and how consultation differs from formal assessment.
Practical ways for parents and schools to communicate, solve concerns together and support a child’s learning, wellbeing, participation and sense of belonging.
Learn when assessment may help, what a child’s diagnosis can and cannot do, how a careful evaluation works and what parents can consider before deciding with confidence.
Does birth order shape personality? Learn what large studies show, why stereotypes mislead and how parents can support fair, individual family relationships.
Learn how auditory processing difficulties can affect children, what signs parents and teachers may notice, and when hearing, language or learning assessment may help.