by Parent Line NSW Admin | May 9, 2020 | Babies
In the early years of parenting it can feel like no one’s needs are being met fully. It is really important that all parents have some time-out to recharge. Simple examples of self-care are: Going for a walk or doing some exerciseSleeping-in every so oftenCatching up...
by Parent Line NSW Admin | May 9, 2020 | Babies
One of the biggest challenges faced by parents of young children is the lack of sleep – its effects can be debilitating and, it is no wonder, that sleep deprivation is used as a form of torture! It can be challenging for parents to know how to best support their...
by Parent Line NSW Admin | May 9, 2020 | Toddlers & Preschoolers
Parenting a toddler takes a lot of energy and patience as they can move from delightful to explosive in a matter of seconds. This is a period of rapid development where toddlers begin to experiment with asserting their needs and grappling with big emotions when things...
by Parent Line NSW Admin | May 9, 2020 | Parents & Carers, School Aged Children
Starting school will inevitably bring up a range of emotions for parents, carers and children. As parents and carers, we can support our children to manage these emotions by: Being aware that starting school brings lots of different emotions such as: excitement, fear,...
by Parent Line NSW Admin | May 9, 2020 | Parents & Carers
Reacting means that you meet your child’s emotionally-charged behaviour with your own emotionally-charged reply. They are yelling, so you enter the conversation by yelling. Responding, on the other hand, gives your child permission to express their big emotions, ideas...
