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Research-based and practical resources on child psychology and mental health
Australian screen-time guidelines by age, with practical family boundaries, safer online habits and signs that digital use may be affecting sleep or wellbeing.
Understand co-sleeping with babies and older children, infant safe-sleep guidance, and gentle strategies for moving a child to their own bed.
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.
Learn how social anxiety differs from shyness, signs to notice, practical support strategies and when to seek professional help for your child.
Understand school readiness, NSW starting-age choices and practical ways families and schools can support a confident, inclusive transition to Kindergarten.
Explore practical, low-pressure ways to build children’s creativity, handwriting fluency and written expression while using typing when it improves access.
Does birth order shape personality? Learn what large studies show, why stereotypes mislead and how parents can support fair, individual family relationships.
Help your preschooler manage separation anxiety with predictable drop-offs, educator collaboration and guidance on when to seek extra support.
Prepare your child for Kindergarten with practical routines, orientation, independence skills, inclusive planning and first-week support.
Learn how giftedness may be identified, what assessment can involve and practical ways to support a gifted child’s learning and wellbeing.
Practical ways to support children with homework, build independence, reduce conflict and know when to contact the school or seek further help.
Practical Australian guidance for preparing children for natural disasters, supporting them during an emergency and helping recovery afterwards.
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 how to talk with children about bodies, sex, consent, puberty, relationships, online content and safety in clear, age-appropriate ways.
Learn what causes sibling rivalry, when conflict is normal and practical ways to reduce fighting, set boundaries and help siblings solve problems safely.
Find out more about children social skills as well as how to identify your childre has social difficulties and some practical strategies to put in place.
Moving abroad and Global Nomad Kids? Join Paris and the Quirky Kid Clinic to discuss children that live abroad overseas and how they cope and feel.