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Kids learn important lessons from their dads.

A recent study found that three quarters of Australian dads nominated their father as the person from whom they learned their most important life skills.

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Moving kids from 'me' to 'we' is one of the basic tasks of parents. Kids with heightened social interest are generally happier and have better social connections than kids who totally self-centred. Read how you can move your child along the road from self-interest to social interest.

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Michael Grose

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Does your child have an imaginary friend? It's quite normal for children to have imaginary friends and they can stay around for quite a while. And they can become part of the family too.

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Michael Grose

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Just because your young person finishes secondary school doesn't mean that you stop parenting. You assistance is needed to help them make a successful transition to adulthood..

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Michael Grose

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Anxiety and fear can be paralyzing. Some kids simply can’t stop their ‘bad thoughts and feelings’. They can’t silence the voice of fear that whispers to them continually. Here's an approach to use when kids become anxious

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Michael Grose

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When we strip parenthood of fun and enjoyment then raising our kids can become such hard work. Many mums and dads are too busy being busy to enjoy their brief time as a parent.

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Parents who stop their children from arging with each other may be robbing them of important learning opportunities according to recent research.

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Michael Grose

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One in four familes are now non-intact, yet it's how a family functions rather than it's form that's important when it comes to bringing up kids.