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How to Help Your Child Listen to You
Download our FREE eBook to find ways you can get the whole family communicating with each other – without shouting! Our 16-page eBook is crammed full of helpful support for parents and carers of children and teenagers.
What if My Child Has Low Self-Esteem? | Sonia Mainstone-Cotton
Sonia talks about younger children with low self-esteem and how we can best support them by finding positive ways through challenges.
Stereotypes & Behaviour | Nic Ponsford
Nic talks to Clare about gender and stereotypes, particularly for girls, and how these might influence behaviour.
Why It’s Never Too Early to Talk About Consent
Talking about consent isn’t something you just do with teenagers. Find out why it’s something even young children need to learn.
Is My Child Naturally ‘Naughty’?
Learn why your child is not naturally ‘naughty’. They’re just trying to communicate with you.
Behaviour & Consistency | Jack Taylor
Understand the importance of consistency when supporting behaviour.
Behaviour & Attendance | Lucy Flower
Clare talks with expert guest, Lucy Flower, about school attendance and behaviour.
Easy Ways to Understand Child Tantrums*
Help your child learn to understand and express their emotions when they feel overwhelmed.
How to Recognise When Your Child Feels Agitated
Find ways to calm your agitated child and explore the reasons behind their behaviour.
Behaviour & Body Language | Dr Emma Clarke
Dr Emma Clarke explains the clues that body language gives about behaviour.
Behaviour & Play Therapy | Mary Twomey
Mary Twomey explains the impact that play therapy can have on behaviour
Behaviour & Positive Approaches | Jonathan Newport
Jonathan Newport explains the importance of a positive approach to behaviour.
Behaviour & Stereotypes | Debs Kemp
In this episode, Clare looks at how behaviour stereotypes can influence our approach to behaviour support.
Why Does My Child Feel Anxious About Leaving Me?
5 helpful tips if your child is anxious about being separated from you