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Today, kids have many ways to connect with others online. While it can be great to interact with family and friends, there are also downsides, especially with the risks of cyberbullying.
Steph is a farmer, mother of three, and a psychologist. Her story of resilience includes parenting tips for self-compassion, support and connection for parents, especially in rural areas.
This NAIDOC Week let's acknowledge the incredible history, achievements, and culture of First Nations Peoples. Here are some ideas for how to have conversations with children and young people.
This Pride Month, Triple P recognises the parenting experiences of LGBTQIA+ parents and carers, and encourages conversations that support safe, nurturing and inclusive communities where parents feel confident and supported, and kids can thrive.
In an Australian first, parents and carers who are going through separation or divorce now have access to a free, self-directed online course, which is university-developed and based on extensive research.
When dads, stepdads, grandfathers, and all father figures prioritise their mental health and see ‘help-seeking’ as a superpower, it benefits the entire family.
Let's talk about something most parents and carers can relate to – chores for kids. Most dream of kids willingly helping with jobs around the home, and maybe even being happy to do it.
The results of our largest ever parenting survey reveal the stark reality of cost-of-living pressures, emotional distress, sleep deprivation and concerns about social media and screen time on their kids’ mental health and wellbeing.
Are you struggling to know how to handle tantrums? You’re not alone. These positive parenting tips can help.
Hitting, kicking, biting: aggressive behaviour in children can be tough to handle. These parenting tips can help.
Want to know how to stop yelling at kids, and start feeling calmer? Try these parenting strategies.
Meet Bonnie, a mum of two from Brisbane, who found more confidence in parenting using Triple P's free online programs. Blending her Chinese background and her Australian husband's upbringing, Bonnie shares her positive experience...
Experts at Triple P – Positive Parenting Program are encouraging the community to recognise the diversity of families in Australia, where their uniqueness and strength will be celebrated as part of this year’s theme, ’Everyone Belongs.’
Many parents and carers want to know how to build confidence in children. After all, confidence is a superpower for kids. It helps them enjoy challenges, take reasonable risks, try new things, make new friends and adjust well to school life.
Parents and carers can support children to adjust well to school and lots of other challenges, by boosting their self-esteem and confidence.
The school holidays are here and making sure kids are engaging in safe screen time activities is front-of-mind for many families. Experts from the Triple P – Positive Parenting Program are supporting parents and carers with simple strategies to help provide kids with a safe environment in the weeks ahead.
As the holiday season approaches, many family budgets will be strained as a result of the cost-of-living crisis, and parents and carers may find it harder to provide a memorable Christmas for their kids. Yet, with a few simple parenting tips from the experts at Triple P – Positive Parenting Program, families can create the gift of connection, strengthen their bond, and build a lifetime of memorable moments, even on a tight budget.
When kids argue, fight, bicker, blame or disagree, it can be stressful for parents and carers. Try these parenting tips to calmly reduce rivalry and help them get along better.
This Perinatal Mental Health Week (12-18 November), parenting experts at the Triple P – Positive Parenting Program are shining a light on giving babies the best start in life by improving the mental health and wellbeing of new parents and carers in regional and remote areas. Associate Professor Alina Morawska, Director of The University of Queensland’s Parenting and Family Support Centre and Triple P for Baby co-author, said an estimated 1 in every 5 women and 1 in 10 fathers or non-birth partners experience anxiety, depression, or both during pregnancy and/or following birth.
How to stay connected with teenagers and pre-teens, even when they shut you out? Try these positive parenting strategies.