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Does your child struggle to throw and catch a ball? Are they always the last to finish their running race? Delayed motor skills can impact your child’s confidence and ability to keep up with their peers on the playground and… Continue Reading >
Going to any medical environment can be a daunting experience for children but there are ways to help alleviate their fears. As a Child and Family Mental Health Clinician (Play Therapist) with the RFDS one of the ways I’ve done… Continue Reading >
Time-in is an alternative to time-out that focuses on positive reinforcement and connection rather than isolation and punishment. It involves spending quality time with your child to help them regulate their emotions, reflect on their behaviour, and learn new skills…. Continue Reading >
At times I think we forget this FACT in our goals to protect and help kids. As a specialist child interviewer, I was very aware that the time and process prior to the child’s interview was equally, if not more… Continue Reading >
The umbilical cord is a crucial lifeline between mother and baby during pregnancy, providing essential nutrients and oxygen. After birth, the cord is cut, leaving a small stump on the baby’s abdomen. Proper care of this stump is vital to… Continue Reading >
Parenting is one of the most rewarding and challenging journeys in life. In an ever-changing world, our role as parents extends beyond providing for our children’s basic needs; we must also equip them with the essential skills to thrive. The… Continue Reading >
Little girls have a way of making a mess of their hair – they muck things up, squirm around, and at the end of the day, the parents have to clean up the mess. A cute hairstyle is an… Continue Reading >
We are currently in the midst of winter here in Australia which means we are officially in cold and flu season on top of fighting the Covid-19 pandemic. So what are some ways to ensure your immune system stays in… Continue Reading >
Snoring facts and what you need to know… We’ve all seen cute kiddy snoring videos but in all seriousness this is something you need to take seriously.. Snoring or obstructive sleep disorder breathing occurs when the upper airway becomes… Continue Reading >
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