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Parenting Perspective  When you notice that safety is beginning to slip during a playdate, your first instinct may be to…

Parenting Perspective  When a child wants to stop rough play or teasing but is afraid of upsetting a new friend,…

Parenting Perspective  When play gets rough and you can see your child becoming hesitant, you may feel torn between keeping…

Parenting Perspective  When you see another parent’s child playing roughly with your own, your first instinct is naturally to protect…

Parenting Perspective  When one child hurts another, the immediate priority is to calm the situation and tend to the injury.…

Parenting Perspective  Children often learn to say ‘sorry’ very quickly, but without a corresponding change in behaviour, the word can…

Parenting Perspective  Rough and tumble play can be a healthy part of a child’s development, but bullying is never acceptable.…

Parenting Perspective  Sensory-seeking children have a deep-seated need for movement and physical pressure. This is not a form of naughtiness;…

Parenting Perspective  The play that begins as evening bonding can often end in chaos, with pillows flying and energy spiking…

Parenting Perspective  A family ‘stop word’ acts as a built-in safety brake, a simple rule that keeps play fun and…