The experience of children and young people living with and impacted by parental problem alcohol and other drug use has come to be known as Hidden Harm. This is because the harm children and young people experience is often hidden, or if seen, is not recognised as harm. What are the 5 signs of emotional […]

Tier 4: Children in acute need These children are suffering or are likely to suffer significant harm. This is the threshold for child protection. These children are likely to have already experienced adverse effects and to be suffering from poor outcomes. Their needs may not be considered by their parents. What is lado mean? The […]

Clutter in the living room might suggest blockages in your social life, as well as your relationship with yourself, while a cluttered bedroom might relate to issues surrounding your sexual self, fears of intimacy or gender roles. Jan 22, 2017 What is ADHD clutter? “Cluttering is another behavior typical in folks with ADHD. Leaving items […]

Hyperactivity and impulsiveness being unable to sit still, especially in calm or quiet surroundings. constantly fidgeting. being unable to concentrate on tasks. excessive physical movement. excessive talking. being unable to wait their turn. acting without thinking. interrupting conversations. More items… How do you deal with an angry disrespectful child? How to deal with an angry, […]

We’re depleted Over time, mothers become physically, emotionally and mentally drained of nutrients, strength and vitality. Psychologist Rick Hanson coined the phrase “depleted mother syndrome” and emphasizes how important it is to regain the strength we need to be there for ourselves and to manage our care-giving role. Dec 9, 2015 What is mum burnout? […]

Yes, it’s normal to be annoyed by parenting—and by your kids—sometimes. But some people are more likely than others to find themselves struggling to find joy in parenting—for starters, anyone who is prone to depression and anxiety, says Pearlman. Jan 26, 2021 How can I be a happy mom? 14 Habits of Happy Parents Ask […]

Being kind and firm is the characteristic of authoritative parenting, which has been consistently found linked to a kid’s success. Children whose parents are authoritative tend to do better in school, more resilient, have better coping skills, and less likely to drop out from school​ 8 ​. Aug 6, 2022 What is big sister syndrome? […]

Successful parents do not just discourage unhealthy habits, they also intentionally encourage positive habits. They envision the type of person they would like their children to become. They consistently model that behavior for them. They speak lofty expectations into their childrens’ lives. What is the true meaning of parenting? parenting, the process of raising children […]

Emotionally absent or cold mothers can be unresponsive to their children’s needs. They may act distracted and uninterested during interactions, or they could actively reject any attempts of the child to get close. They may continue acting this way with adult children. What do toxic parents say? The most common toxic behavior of parents is […]

Telling your children to ‘shut up’ may not only come off as rude – it is also unhealthy and to some extent, demeaning. You may want to say it as a quick way to enforce discipline, but it may scar your child forever. Sept 10, 2020 How can I be a nice mom? 10 Ways […]