Why Our Millennials are Lonely

By |2017-04-17T12:26:55+00:00April 17th, 2017|Lifestyle|

While likes on social media represent how popular we are, it does nothing to fill the void in connection with other humans. Our kids are now suffering from loneliness while in the midst of our social media phenomena. Higher numbers of them are experiencing depression as their natural ability to connect is being eliminated. How do we encourage and teach our youth that social media is only one form of connection?  [...]

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Our Kids the Most Drugged in the World

By |2015-12-15T13:53:15+00:00December 15th, 2015|Lifestyle, Parenting, Relationships|

Australian Kids are among the Most Drugged in the World as seen on Today Tonight With children as young as 2 years old being prescribed anti-depressants what are we doing to our children? Watch the story on Today Tonight and find out more about these alarming figures.

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Preparing Your Child For Their First Day Of School

By |2015-12-15T13:53:15+00:00December 15th, 2015|Parenting, Relationships|

 PREPARING YOUR CHILD FOR SCHOOL How to get your children prepared for school  Children often come from a preschool or day care centre with limited numbers of little children and limited size of area When starting school they are mixing with many much bigger children and a much larger area, they can feel lost and overwhelmed. Have a few trial lunch days where you pack the child a lunch box [...]

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The Tragedy of Christmas, When Families Fall Apart

By |2015-12-15T13:53:15+00:00December 15th, 2015|Parenting, Relationships|

Research shows families break up far more often around this time of year leaving parents and especially children devastated. What should be the happiest and most exciting time of the year for children often ends with sadness, conflict and confusion. The reason this happens so often around Christmas is the end of the year is often a time of reflection and people question their past year and query if what [...]

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Radio 4BC Interview – Being a Step Parent

By |2015-12-15T13:53:15+00:00December 15th, 2015|Parenting, Relationships|

So many parents are now taking on the role as a Step Parent. With this new role can come confusion and even at times hostilities from the children. How do we find a balance and settle into our new role? How to help positively shape your new step-parenting role? Unfortunately, it usually does not work out at all like the old TV program of the Brady Bunch. Following the steps [...]

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How to Start Your Child at School Tear & Fear Free

By |2015-12-15T13:53:15+00:00December 15th, 2015|Parenting, Relationships|

Proven Advice on How to Start Your Child at School Tear & Fear Free How to get your children prepared for school https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dVEX6nMP3VA • Children often come from a preschool or day care centre with limited numbers of little children and limited size of area • When starting school they are mixing with many much bigger children and a much larger area, they can feel lost and overwhelmed. • Have [...]

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What do we do when one parent says Yes and the other parent says No to the child?

By |2015-12-15T13:53:15+00:00December 15th, 2015|Parenting, Relationships|

By Dr Karen Phillip What do we do as parents when mum and dad seem to have different rules, boundaries and ideas about how to raise the children? When one parent is relaxed allowing the child to do what they wish and the other parent wishes to raise their child with clear boundaries and consequences, hoping they learn to conform and fit in with society expectations? This is a common [...]

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Could we all benefit from parenting lessons?

By |2015-12-15T13:53:15+00:00December 15th, 2015|Parenting, Relationships|

Could we all benefit from Parenting Lessons? A UK professor has called for all parents to be offered state funded classes in how to bring up their families by asking could we all benefit from Parenting Lessons? In an interview with the Telegraph, Prof John Ashton, President of the UK Faculty of Public Health, said "We need to give children a good start in life. Parenting is the most important [...]

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