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5 Ways to Tackle Peer Pressure
Teach your child these 5 strategies to use when they feel under pressure from their friends.
Stereotypes & Behaviour | Nic Ponsford
Nic talks to Clare about gender and stereotypes, particularly for girls, and how these might influence behaviour.
Why It’s Never Too Early to Talk About Consent
Talking about consent isn’t something you just do with teenagers. Find out why it’s something even young children need to learn.
5 Ways to Enjoy Spending Time as a Family
Simple ways to make spending time together something everyone looks forward to.
Why You Should Stop When Family Life is Improving
Find out why you should stop and celebrate improvements in your family life.
Teach Your Child to Respect Others and Themselves
Help your child understand why respect is important and that differences are something to be celebrated.
Having Positive Conversations About Sexuality
These 5 tips will help you talk with your teenager if they’re questioning their sexuality.
Bullying & Behaviour | Lauren Seager-Smith
Lauren talks to Clare about bullying and how to support children of all ages if they’re being bullied.
Behaviour & Additional Needs | Dr Claire Conlon
Dr Claire Conlon talks to Clare about understanding and supporting behaviours shown by children with additional needs.
Mental Health & Behaviour | Beth Francis
Beth talks to Clare about how mental health and how young people struggle to understand and manage the emotions going on inside them.
Talking to Your Child’s Secondary School
Helpful tips on how to have positive conversations with your child’s secondary school.
Behaviours That Challenge | Sarah Johnson
Expert guest, Sarah Johnson, talks about behaviours that can challenge us as parents. She explains how we can really notice what’s going on and decide the best way to respond.
Language & Behaviour | Trish Hicken & Emma Broddle
Trish and Emma explain how you can help your child talk about their emotions so they recognise how they are feeling.
Respectful Conversations | Dr Emma Clarke
Dr Emma Clarke explains the importance of quality conversations, and how to be “respectfully confident” when talking with your children.
