Average Exposure to Pornography is Between 11 & 13. Three Things Parents Can Do.
After offering a Year 6 cohort of 70 students the opportunity to come and speak to me if they were experiencing anything unsafe online, approximately
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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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Parenting Through a Health Crisis
An Australian first study, headlines that 46.5% of 11 – 13 year olds are living with a chronic disease or developmental condition. The report surveyed
The One Thing Netflix’s Adolescence Gets Wrong – And Why I’m Glad It Did
The brilliance of the series Adolescence lies in this central idea: “This could happen to any family.” That premise has powerfully pulled all of us—parents,
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