Help! My Child is Pulling Away From Me
ABC Life Matters Interview. It’s part of normal development that teenagers will pull away from their parents, but that doesn’t
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Teenage Girls: A special podcast episode with Maggie Dent
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Teenage girls — it can be a tricky time when you’re not sure if your daughter likes or loathes you. But here’s the thing, she needs you now more than ever.
Join Maggie Dent talks with educator and parenting author Michelle Mitchell about what girls most need from their parents to thrive in the teen years.
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Navigating Puberty and ADHD with Michelle Mitchell
Let’s delve into the complex world of puberty and ADHD, exploring how early puberty can impact mental health, and the
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I personally love low-cost Christmas gifts! These low-budget gifts put more onus on the person than the gift. To me,
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