Child Psychology

June 23, 2023
The Impact of Winter School Holidays on Children's Sleep Patterns and Academic Performance

The Impact of Winter School Holidays on Children’s Sleep Patterns and Academic Performance

As the crisp Queensland winter sets in and the final school bell of the term resonates through the classrooms, children rush home with the promise of a break filled with late bedtimes and morning sleep-ins. However, as parents and educators, we must understand the profound connection between these altered sleep […]
May 17, 2023
From Tantrums to Tranquillity: Proven Techniques to Foster Resilience and Emotional Regulation in Your Child

Tantrums to Tranquillity: Proven Techniques to Foster Resilience and Emotional Regulation in Your Child

Whilst emotional regulation is not a skill we are born with – it is something we can be taught. Helping our kids self-regulate a wide range of emotions is among parents’ most important tasks. From Tantrums to Tranquillity, we will look into the proven techniques to foster resilience and emotional […]
November 24, 2022
Understanding Autism Spectrum Disorder

Understanding Autism Spectrum Disorder

Autism spectrum disorder, commonly referred to and known as ASD, affects individuals and how they interact and communicate with their peers. ASD affects how the person makes sense of the world around them. ASD is a developmental disability caused by variations in the brain. Commonly, individuals with ASD have difficulties […]
October 5, 2022
7 C's of Resilience to Parenting

7 C’s of Resilience to Parenting

Building resilience – the ability to adapt well to trauma, tragedy, threats, and sources of stress – helps our children manage feelings of uncertainty and stress. However, teaching our children this resilience does not mean they can’t experience distress, or difficulty. The great news is your ability to help your […]
July 5, 2022
Parenting Styles and their effects

Parenting Styles

Parenting styles and their effects differ for each child. These styles can affect how children feel about themselves. There are four main parenting styles. These include permissive, neglectful, authoritative, and authoritarian. These are used in child psychology today based off Diana Baumrind’s research and work. Each of these styles has […]
April 12, 2022
Tips for Parent Survival during school holidays

10 Tips for Parent Survival during Holidays

It’s that time of the year when school holidays sneak up on us and leave us wondering how to entertain our children all day. We want to create a calm but stimulating environment for our children. Having a break from usual routine can be fun! However, it can be stressful […]

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