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Here's a quick but damn effective way to impact positively on your parenting.

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Youngests and eldests are less likely to compete with each other for family supremacy. They generally have a special relationship regardless of their gender.

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It can be hurtful, even humiliating, at times raising adolescents. We put up with comments and attitudes that we wouldn't tolerate from adults.

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Add some skills and habits & transform your parenting. Here's a great poster that may help.

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Boys need to experience space and silence so they can relax, reflect and recharge. That can be hard if your child only has a fast and off button.

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Questions come from curiosity. Curiosity is at the heart of all learning.

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We are always promoting habits in kids. We just want to make sure that they are the right ones.

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As you move from one year to the next it's a good idea to take the time to work out what's important and what's not as a parent. Here are 6 parenting strategies for NOW..