How to Address Toxic Masculinity and Encourage Positive Masculinity in Children
Many parents and carers are concerned about their children being exposed to toxic masculinity—whether online, at school, or among peers. To help families better understand the issue, one of our counsellors shares insights on what toxic masculinity looks like, the...
Supporting a child when someone they know is self-harming
When a child learns that a friend is thinking of harming themselves, it can shake their sense of safety and leave them worried, sad, or confused. As parents and carers, your support during this time can make a significant difference to your child’s resilience....
Tips for parents with children starting primary school
Starting school will naturally bring up a range of emotions for both parents, carers and children. Here are some practical tips to help parents and carers support their child to manage these emotions: Being aware that starting school brings lots of different emotions...
Parenting After Separation
Most parents wish there were a guidebook for parenting. For parents who have separated, or are in the process of separation and divorce, the journey of parenting can feel overwhelming and isolating. At Parent Line NSW we are here...