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3 Tips For Helping Your Child Navigate The Loss of a Grandparent

Losing someone at any age is hard. However, young children don't yet understand the concept of death, and it can be difficult for them to grasp the idea that their loved one is no longer here. As a parent, it's natural for you to want to protect your child from the finality of death, however, … [Read more...]

Embracing the Fourth Trimester: A Guide to Thriving as a New Mom

Congratulations, new mama! You’ve journeyed through the marathon of pregnancy, navigated the intensity of childbirth, and now, you've embarked on the most rewarding chapter of all - motherhood. Welcome to the fourth trimester, a period filled with love, challenges, and significant transitions, both … [Read more...]

Navigating Carpool Chaos: Travel-Friendly Tips for Busy Working Parents

Are you a parent juggling work, household chores, and the endless list of activities your kids are involved in? If so, you're probably familiar with the chaos that can ensue when coordinating carpools. Fear not! With a bit of organization and some helpful strategies, you can streamline your … [Read more...]

5 Tips to Help Make the Divorce Process as Painless as Possible for Your Kids

The divorce rate has dropped in recent years, but it rose slightly during and after the pandemic, with 14.56 divorces per 1,000 married women, after a peak of 22.6 per 1,000 married women in 1979. Divorce is always a challenging experience, but it can be especially difficult for children. Around 50% … [Read more...]

Effective Strategies to Support Your Child’s Learning: From Homework Help to Lifelong Skills

In the intricate journey of parenting, guiding a child through their educational endeavors stands as a pivotal responsibility. It demands more than just ensuring homework completion. This involves creating a supportive environment for developing lifelong skills and a flexible mindset that allows … [Read more...]

Re-Partnering & Blended Families

Navigating re-partnering and blended families requires careful thought and open communication. It is crucial to understand the unique dynamics of each family. Establishing new parenting roles and addressing conflicting styles is a fundamental step. Seek support through Family Dispute … [Read more...]

Maximising the Benefits of NAPLAN Online Practice Tests (A Parent’s Guide)

The National Assessment Program – Literacy and Numeracy (NAPLAN) tests are pivotal milestones, offering insight into a student's academic performance. However, participating in NAPLAN tests can be nerve-wracking. Parents can significantly enhance their children's outcomes by harnessing the power of … [Read more...]

Practical Ways Parents Can Support Cognitive Development at Home

Cognitive development lays the foundation for a child's ability to think, learn, and problem-solve throughout life. While formal education plays a crucial role, parents are the first and most influential teachers in a child's life. By creating an environment that fosters cognitive growth, … [Read more...]

Everything You Need to Know to Start Your Child’s Online Studies

In the digital age, education has transcended the confines of traditional classrooms. With the advent of online learning platforms, parents now have the opportunity to provide their children with a flexible and personalized education from the comfort of their homes. If you're … [Read more...]

How Much Child Support Can I Expect after a Divorce?

When going through a divorce, which happens to 14 out of every 1,000 married women, one of the most critical concerns for parents is the well-being of their children. Child support plays a crucial role in ensuring that children's needs are met and that both parents contribute financially to their … [Read more...]