Category: Features
Why our Girls are Under So Much Pressure – and How We Can Help
Clinical psychologist Dr Lisa Damour says there is a great deal parents can do to help their daughters navigate life's rough waters. We talk...
How to Build Healthy Motivation in Your Child
New work from researchers at Harvard University looks at how we can help children develop the right kind of motivation.
Why the Middle Years Matter
The middle years of childhood were once considered ages where not much was happening, writes the University of Melbourne's Dr Lisa Mundy. Now, it's...
How Good Nutrition can Boost the Mood of Kids and Teens
Leading adolescent and child psychologist Michael Carr-Gregg has co-authored a new book on mood-boosting snacks for kids and teenagers.
The Man Cave: the Making of Better Young Men
The support of the Royal family has gained an international profile for Melbourne's The Man Cave and its mission to help boys and young...
Lessons in Resilience: Teaching your Child How to Cope
Resilience isn't predetermined, and we can teach our children coping skills, writes the University of Melbourne's Professor Erica Frydenberg.
Want to be a Doctor? This is What it Takes
Dr Ranjana Srivastava's new book is an insider's account of a life in medicine. It's a must-read for students who want to be a...
Art Smarts Part 2: Helping Kids Engage with Art
What's the best way parents interact with their children when viewing art? In the second and final article in her series, Diane Bourke says...
The Power of Routine: How to End the End-of-Day Frenzy
A predictable structure can help families gain quality time and reduce the end-of-day frenzy, writes Heather Miller.