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Parenting isn’t just about the present—it’s about shaping the adults your children will become.
While all children experience ups and downs, there are times when their emotions or behaviours signal something more serious.
Life changes such as divorce, moving to a new home, or experiencing loss can deeply affect a child’s sense of security and stability.
Every child needs a place where they feel safe to open up about their emotions, worries, and experiences.
Children’s Mental Health and the Role of Parenting – Part 16: How Technology and Screens Affect Kids
Technology is a big part of modern childhood, from smartphones and tablets to video games and social media.
All families experience disagreements, but how parents handle conflict can deeply affect a child’s mental and emotional wellbeing.
While some level of anxiety is a normal part of growing up, ongoing or intense anxiety can affect a child’s development and wellbeing.
Discipline plays a central role in raising children, but the way it is practiced can either nurture or harm their mental wellbeing.
Resilience is the ability to cope with challenges, adapt to change, and bounce back from setbacks.
Play is more than just fun—it is a cornerstone of children’s mental, emotional, and even social development.
