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Quirky Kid designer Lisa reflects on working remotely through Far North Queensland while helping shape Basecamp®, an early example of flexible work and creative practice.
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Where are your manners? A story about why manners matter.
Resources | Teens
Useful and no nonsense tips and resources to support teens and tweens
Learn why teenagers delay bedtime, how screens and self-regulation can affect sleep, practical parent strategies and when to seek professional help.
Support children with ADHD during online learning using practical strategies for structure, movement, feedback, adjustments and school collaboration.
Help older children manage strong emotions with co-regulation, validation, practical coping plans, clear safety boundaries and guidance on seeking support.
Learn how to support a child after a bushfire, flood or other natural disaster, recognise recovery concerns and know when professional help may be useful.
Help children build positive body image, question appearance pressure online and seek support when body concerns affect everyday life.
Learn the signs of childhood depression, how it is assessed and treated, how parents can help, and when to seek urgent support in Australia.
Learn the signs of Gaming Disorder, how it differs from frequent gaming, what assessment involves and practical ways families can seek appropriate support.
Practical ways to build children’s emotional awareness, friendship skills, problem-solving and confidence through everyday school holiday experiences.
Help teenagers build creativity, initiative, financial awareness and ethical decision-making through safe, practical projects and supportive guidance.
Practical social and emotional skills that support bullying prevention, safe bystander action and coordinated family and school responses.
Help children recognise emotions, calm safely and practise coping skills with practical co-regulation strategies for home, school and everyday life.
Support teenage homework without taking over. Build an agreed routine, reduce conflict, encourage autonomy and know when to contact the school.
Australian guidance for parents on sexting, consent, sending nudes, image-based abuse, sextortion, reporting and supporting a young person without shame.
Learn the signs of school refusal in teenagers, possible causes and practical ways families and schools can support safety, engagement and attendance.
Learn which early puberty signs need medical assessment, what evaluation and treatment may involve and how to support your child’s wellbeing and confidence.
Understand when a child’s digital use may be becoming problematic, why total screen time is only part of the picture and practical ways to restore balance.
Practical guidance for talking with children about tragedy, violence, disasters and distressing news, including media exposure and when to seek help.
Learn how social anxiety differs from shyness, signs to notice, practical support strategies and when to seek professional help for your child.