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Being Real Parents - Finding our way through the school holidays
Kate and Juliet talk about managing the Christmas school holidays - the tricky bits, the good bits and some strategies and tools they find helpful to find away through it all.
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Being Real Parents - Worrying sexualised behaviour (children)
Lyn and Aroha from Stop Services join Anna again to talk through what can be considered worrying sexualised behaviour. How to prevent this, what to do if this is occurring and great tips to support us getting this as right as we can in our parenting in order that our kids know what's okay, what's not and can come to us when things are confusing.
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Being Real Parents - Stop Services
Stop Services is an organisation that works towards the goal of a world free from sexual harm. In this episode Lyn and Aroha join Anna to kōrero children's 'ordinary' or 'typical sexualised behaviour and the things we can do to support our tamariki to come to us with their questions, open up about their worries and stop the silence which actively plays a role in sexualised harm. It's an important topic and comes with a warning that this may be challenging content for some listeners.
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26:57
Being Real Parents - Kids and friendships - building and being great friends
Megan from Talk Together joins Anna to kōrero how we and teachers can support kids to build and develop the coolest friendships. Super important in terms of our kid's overall happiness, so an important topic!
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Being Real Parents - Stress and our children
Brainwave Trust joins Anna to discuss how we can support our children with stress - you'll learn about what's good about stress and what's not good at all!
Join the Real Parents crew discussing what they know as parents, but also as professionals supporting other parents. Real life examples mixed with behavioural, positive, child psychology and neuro-science.
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