We look at three common beliefs about boys and girls, explore the problems of stereotypes and share simple solutions you can use.
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4 Ways to Help Your Older Child Calm Down
Understand the best ways to respond to your teenager, with simple suggestions to help them calm down.
How Does a Healthy Lifestyle Affect Behaviour?
Find out how and why improving your child’s health can make a big difference to their behaviour.
10 Ways to Talk to Your Teenager
Stop arguing and start communicating with your teenager using these simple tips.
4 Simple Ways to Help Your Child Calm Down
These tips will help you calm your child down and teach them how to manage strong emotions in the future.
How to Reduce Arguments About Screen Time
Tips to reduce arguments and safely manage the amount of time your child spends on screens
Simple Ways to Stop Your Child Telling Lies
Explore why your child lies and strategies you can use to encourage them to be truthful.
Simple Ways to Stop Your Child Spitting
Understand why your child spits, finding ways to reduce the behaviour and help them communicate in other ways.
How Can I Stop My Child Screaming?
Teach your child how to communicate calmly, without the need for screaming.
Understanding Your Young Child’s Behaviour
Download our FREE eBook to support your young child through the ups and downs of family life. Our 30-page eBook is crammed full of helpful behaviour ideas and inspiration for parents and carers of 2-5-year-olds.
Stereotypes & Behaviour | Nic Ponsford
Nic talks to Clare about gender and stereotypes, particularly for girls, and how these might influence behaviour.
Why Is My Teen Showing Bullying Behaviour?
Understand why your teenager is bullying, and what you can do to help them stop.
Is My Child a Bully and What Can I Do About It?
Find ways to talk to your child about bullying behaviour and what you can do to help them stop.
What You Can Do If Your Child is Being Bullied
Learn how to spot the signs that your child could be being bullied, and what you can do to help.
Is My Child Naturally ‘Naughty’?
Learn why your child is not naturally ‘naughty’. They’re just trying to communicate with you.