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The language kids hear every day from you impacts on their thinking, self-esteem and self-confidence.

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If parental redundancy is the aim of the game then here's a great strategy to use to help kids become more self-sufficient yet stay safe and secure as they grow.

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One way to beat pester power and promote independence at the same time is to give your kids regular pocket-money. How much should you give? How often? And should it be tied to jobs? Read on to find these answer to these big questions and more.

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Kids benefit when their parents are fit, healthy and mentally fresh. That's why it's important for you as a parent to carve out some time for yourself, as well as your partner and kids. Here's how..............

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Raising twins multiplies the challenges, as well as the joys of parenting. Parenting twins in the early years means parents are always tired.

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Do first borns have a head start over their siblings? According to research first borns are smarter, and will earn more than their siblings.

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Some conversations are hard to have with kids, but a measure of effective parenting is how we deal with tough real-life issues such as the recent stabbing and subsequent death of a student in an Australian school.

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As a parent, you are in THE prime position to mirror back to kids how they should see themselves. You do this through your messages, your expectations and how you treat your child.