Tweens
Advice for parenting tweens, children aged between 8 and 12 years old
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How to help your child use their voice this Children's Mental Health Week - 5 activities you can try and tips from an expert
A mental health expert has shared 5 tips for helping your child open up, and the signs they might be struggling to look out for.
By Ellie Hutchings Published
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‘Positive consequences’ could finally get your child to listen to you - here’s how to use them
“Using positive consequences creates positive association with the behaviour and parent”
By Charlie Elizabeth Culverhouse Published
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Concerned about a sleepwalking child? We ask two experts to explain everything you need to know and whether it's something to worry about
We've asked the experts everything you need to know about sleepwalking in children
By Ellie Hutchings Last updated
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‘Kids don’t have the skills to manage those feelings’ – a psychologist reveals 3 reasons why your kid is being rude, and how parents can break the cycle
Actionable and practical solutions to reduce rudeness and make meaningful impact at home
By Daniella Gray Published
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No, your kid’s not 'naughty' they just need to move – 3 science-backed reasons why moving and getting outside is so good for them
Studies show that the more kids move around, the easier it is for them to stay focused, learn and use their brain power effectively
By Daniella Gray Published
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Calling all parents of tweens and teens – this acronym might save your sanity (and you’re going to want to tell your friends about it)
Parents of teens need to carry a Q-TIP to help them cope with their teen’s independence
By Daniella Gray Published
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Parenting researcher reveals how to talk to your kids about achievements in a healthy, non-toxic way
Celebrating your kids' achievements is always important, but there's other things to worry about too
By Charlie Elizabeth Culverhouse Published
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How to respond when your kid says ‘I hate you’ – and 3 ways to understand how they’re really feeling
Pick up the pieces of your broken hearts, parents – the declaration is just an expression of feelings
By Daniella Gray Published
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5 ways to make sure your child is successful - whatever their ability (and it turns out parents are actually ‘worst-placed’ to spot a star in the making)
If you want to encourage your child without being too pushy, here are some top expert tips on how to 'unlock your child's hidden potential'
By Selina Maycock Published