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Resources | Kids
The resources you wish you always had to support kids to thrive.
Understand stimming, routines and focused interests in autistic children, what they may communicate and when supportive professional help may be useful.
Learn how ADHD can affect school learning, which classroom adjustments may help, and how Australian families and educators can build an individualised support plan.
Learn what causes sibling rivalry, when conflict is normal and practical ways to reduce fighting, set boundaries and help siblings solve problems safely.
Learn how social skills develop, what can affect friendship and communication, practical ways parents and schools can help, and when to seek support.
Support a global nomad or third culture child through international moves, identity, belonging, friendship changes, school transitions and returning home.
Help children build handwriting, spelling and composition skills with practical home strategies, school collaboration and guidance on when to seek support.
Learn how to recognise bullying, support your child, work with their school and respond safely to cyberbullying using Australian guidance.
Learn what can affect a child’s attention, practical support strategies for home and school, and when to consider professional assessment.
Learn how to recognise exam anxiety in children and teenagers, reduce unhelpful pressure, support preparation and know when to seek professional help.
Learn practical ways to build independence in children through gradual responsibility, readiness checks, safety planning and supportive family routines.
Learn how to recognise cyberbullying, respond calmly, collect evidence safely, report serious harm and support your child’s wellbeing in Australia.
Learn how vocabulary supports reading and practical ways to build word knowledge through conversation, shared reading, morphology and meaningful review.
Learn common signs of dyslexia in children, how a child psychologist assesses reading difficulties, and practical supports for home and school.
Learn how children understand and express grief, how to talk honestly about death, practical ways to support them and when to seek professional help.
Understand ADHD signs in children, how assessment works and practical, individualised support options for home, school and everyday life.
Teach children about money through practical choices, pocket money, saving, digital spending and calm family conversations without shame or rigid rules.
Learn how generalised anxiety differs from everyday worry, signs to notice, practical support strategies and when to seek professional help.
Learn how to distinguish typical separation anxiety from a disorder, recognise signs and support your child with practical, evidence-informed steps.