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Michael Grose

More than one million Australian children now spend part of their lives in two homes. “Doing the child shuffle” no longer just means driving kids to football, ballet practice or their latest leisure activity. For many children who have to negotiate two different environments, two sets of rules, and in some cases, two different families.

Submitted by:

Michael Grose

 Born too late to get the perks of first borns, and the easy ride of youngest children you can bet  that middle borns will be different. Here are some essential tips for raising second and middle borns

Submitted by:

Michael Grose

 Most homes are highly verbal places. We tend to do most of our managing and motivating of kids verbally.
But there are times that we need to go visual to communicate to kids.

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Michael Grose

At the end of parenting presentation many parents ask me why their child is can be angel for others, yet less than perfect for them. It’s so frustrating!!

Submitted by:

Michael Grose

Fast-paced kids and fast-paced families need some slow parenting.