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parent's place is in the wrong'.
Whatever you do, sooner or later some
expert will tell you that you've done the wrong thing.
At Raisingkids, our view is that most parents do the right thing
most of the time, simply because they love their children and care
about them more than anyone else can.
Express your love. Make your child
feel secure. Build their self esteem. Stay flexible and recognise
the time for change as your child grows. Communicate openly and
honestly and be confident in your own ability. These are the important
things.
This part of the site covers some
of the skills that will help you feel more confident.
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How
To Parent Your Newborn
New baby, new responsibilities - what should you expect?...
How
To Parent A Toddler
Attention and sense of security is all-important for toddlers...
How
To Parent Your 4-9 Yr-Old
Lay communication foundations and build your child's confidence...
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How
To Parent A Pre-Teen
Brush up your skills before adolescence begins...
How
To Parent Your Teenager
Listen to your teenager and get them talking...
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Babies:
0-1 Yrs
Clingy baby, diet, breast to bottle and new step-siblings.
Toddlers:
1-4 Yrs
Tantrums, nappies, breastfeeding and family separation.
Primary-Age:
4-9 Yrs
Anorexia, comfort eating, trantrums and sex.
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Pre-Teens:
9-13 Yrs
Homework, declining grades, insomnia and socialising.
Teenagers:
13 Yrs Plus
Sex, older boyfriend, shyness, rows and adjusting to change.
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