Aussie kids struggle with basics: How to help your child
Children are taking longer to settle into daycare or school in the new year because they’re more anxious, can’t focus and don’t know how to play with other kids, experts say. Find out why.
Children are taking longer to settle into daycare or school in the new year because they’re more anxious, can’t focus and don’t know how to play with other kids, experts say. Find out why.
A review of trans healthcare for young Aussies has been announced in the same week one state paused the use of puberty blockers for children.
“They outright lied to her.”
“She’s taken over all communication and is super passive-aggressive and sickly sweet.”
“Got something to add?”
“The baby’s loving it, oblivious to the danger. Good job the gran in red has her sh*t together!”
“It’s more evidence that I’m not loved, I’m not the person he wants to be with.”
“My usual response was to nod at smile, but one time, I couldn’t help it.”
“But it’s what the girl’s mum did next that’s left me furious.”
Here are my tips for keeping sane, especially if it’s during the hols.
“This is the first thing we can’t agree on, and neither of us is willing to budge.”
“I was told, thanks for making my tree look better because yours looks crap.” Fair call?
“There’s something that his actual parents are forgetting…”
“My first act as a mother was to let my baby go.”
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