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This World Mental Health Day (10 October), Triple P expert and parenting advocate Carol Markie-Dadds acknowledges the pressure that families face and shares tips to help kids and parents thrive.
Parenting arguments are common at times. It is how parents work as a team to handle this parental conflict that matters.
Team parenting for grandparents is all about finding ways to support your children and build healthy relationships with the whole family.
Co parenting children can be challenging. Children adjust better when separated parents communicate, put children first, and set consistent rules and routines.
As Book Week approaches, costumes are being researched and made across Australia. But some kids may feel anxious or worried about getting involved. Here’s 5 ways for parents and carers can support their children.
During National Bullying No Way Week, Triple P experts are offering parenting tips to help families prevent and respond to online bullying, and navigate the online world confidently and safely.
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.