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Resources | Parenting
Practical and research-based resources, prepared by our team, to help you on your day to day.
A practical guide to preparing your child, gathering useful information and understanding what may happen at a first psychology appointment.
Learn how parents and schools can build respectful, practical partnerships that support a child’s learning, wellbeing, participation and sense of belonging.
Understand Australian screen-time guidelines, what healthy digital use can look like, practical family boundaries and when screen use may need extra support.
Understand co-sleeping with babies and older children, including infant safety, family considerations and gentle ways to support independent sleep when change is needed.
A balanced guide to when assessment may help, what a diagnosis can and cannot do, how the process works and what parents can ask.
Practical, developmentally informed ways to support preschool separation anxiety, plan calmer drop-offs and recognise when your child may need extra help.
Age-appropriate guidance for talking with children about bodies, sex, consent, relationships, puberty, online content and personal safety.
Understand why children may find it difficult to focus and how to test practical, respectful supports at home and school without assuming ADHD.
Reduce mealtime pressure and help children become more familiar with vegetables through repeated exposure, modelling and responsive feeding.
Learn how to build independence through supported practice, realistic responsibility and safety planning that reflects your child’s development and circumstances.
Learn how children understand and express grief, how to talk about death, practical ways to help and when extra support may be needed.
Learn why toddler tantrums happen, what to do during intense moments, how to reduce common triggers and when professional support may help.
Help children understand earning, spending, saving and digital payments through open conversation, real choices and safe, age-appropriate practice.
Is smacking children effective or harmful? Explore current Australian evidence, the legal context and practical alternatives for guiding behaviour.
Learn how to recognise separation anxiety in children, distinguish typical worries from a disorder and support gradual, confident separations.
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