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Kimberley O’Brien, our principal child psychologist, discussed sexual identity and homosexuality amount children with reporter Justine Davies from essential Baby. You can find more information on how to discuss »

When:

• Saturday, 27th March 2010

Issues: Positive Parenting, Common issues

Ages: Parents, step-parents and grandparents

Duration: 2 hours

Based on Dr Eliana Gil’s approach to improving communication in »

For most parents, getting their children to eat vegetables can sometimes be a difficult task. While some parents may find it easier to simply hide vegetables in their children’s food »

When:

• Monday, 19th May 2010

Issues: Positive Parenting, Self-esteem

Public: Parents, step-parents and grandparents

Learn how to develop an optimistic, fair and consistent parenting approach with an »

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The FACE IT collection always makes an impression! This set of thirty five (35) hand-drawn cards, depicting a wide range of facial »

It is often said that children seem to be growing up quicker than ever before. In light of this phenomenon, parents can feel both confused and conflicted when it comes »

When:

• Wednesday, 10th March 2010

Issues: Autism Spectrum Disorders

Ages: Parents, Early Childhood Teachers, Health Professionals

Learn about the definition, common behaviours and Best Practice Approach to the »

When: Wednesday, 3rd March 2010

Issues: Positive Parenting, Aggression

Ages: Parents, step-parents and grandparents

This practical workshop provides parents with the most effective strategies to deal with aggressive behaviour among »

Kimberley discussed children’s pocket money and associated responsibilities with Caroline Marcus from the Sun Herald. You can find more information about how much pocket money to give your children, »

Kimberley discussed parental accountability for their children’s actions – such as theft -  with Xanthe Kleinig from the Hearld Sun. You can find out more information about parent’s taking »