Preparing for Your First Baby

By: Sabrina Peters


There’s nothing quite like the moment you find out you’re expecting your first child. It’s thrilling. Surreal. Overwhelming. From picking out onesies to researching prams, the list of “things to do” seems endless.

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How to Prepare Your Child for School

By: Joni Boyd

Starting school can be overwhelming. Thankfully, there’s help available.
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Screens & Self-Esteem: What Every Parent Should Know

By: Sabrina Peters

They’re scrolling before school, snapping photos between classes, checking likes after dinner. For today’s teens, screens aren’t just part of life, they are life.

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Child Psychology – If Feelings Could Talk

By: Bec Harris

Susan Woodworth from Walk and Talk Psychology discusses Child Psychology and what certain unresolved emotions look like in adulthood.

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School Holiday Survival Guide: Michelle Mitchell’s Parenting Tips for a Stress-Free Break

By: Bec Harris

School holidays often begin with tired kids and frazzled parents. Parenting educator, Michelle Mitchell, believes this “reset time” is vital for families. 
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Getting Kids Outside: Fun and Simple Ways to Encourage Summer Play

By: Bec Harris


As we leave winter behind and welcome warmer weather, it’s the perfect time to encourage children to spend more time outdoors.

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How to Prep Your Teen for Schoolies

By: CMAA


As thousands of excited school leavers prepare for Schoolies Week, Red Frogs is reminding parents that a little preparation and conversation can go a long way.

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5 Mindsets Shaping A New Generation Of Parents

By: Mark McCrindle

There is a dramatic shift occurring in society. You may not feel it, but this rising tide is lifting all ships.

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Are You a Lawnmower Parent?

By: Bec Harris

If helicopter parents hover, lawnmower parents clear the path entirely.

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How to Help Kids Cope with Perfectionism

By: Abigail Francis

Susan Woodworth, from Walk and Talk Psychology, shares about perfectionism and why it can be both a strength and a struggle.

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