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How to Help Your Anxious Child

<a href="/articles/how-to-help-your-anxious-child">How to Help Your Anxious Child</a>

Anxiety is thought to affect around one in ten children, which makes it a very common, if not the most common, childhood wellbeing issue. Yet parents of children with anxiety are often confused. It seems that anxiety is part of your child’s personality, so how do you change it? And fears are a natural and important part of growing up, so how do you tell when your child has a problem? Read full article

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Jain Schools, Bangalore and Hyderabad, India

I've visited three schools run by the JGI Group in India this week; the founder of these schools is Dr R. Chenraj Jain. An integral part of the Jain schools' philosophy is the development of the whole person and an intention to nurture in every student a love for learning, a strong sense of self esteem, personal integrity and a respectful, caring attitude towards others. Read full article

Single Parenting: Helping Your Kids Cope

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Regardless of how you came to be a single parent, some days are hard work. How do your kids feel about it? Margie Sheedy shares some ideas from Jill Burrett about sole parenting including some ways to tune into your children to see how they are coping. Read full article

Protecting Your Children Against Depression

<a href="/articles/protecting-your-children-against-depression">Protecting Your Children Against Depression</a>

As parents we all know that there’ll be times when our kids will suffer from disappointment and rejection. We steel ourselves for it. We know that we – and our kids – will win some, and lose some. Julia Richardson spoke to Dr Brian Graetz from Beyond Blue and received some advice about protecting our kids from the possibility of depression. Read full article

Gifted and Talented Children - the Emotional Path to Success

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Bright, sensitive, competitive kids and those recognised as gifted and talented can face a series of emotional challenges as they grow up. Their own high expectations and those of parents or teachers might also start to make them self-conscious or risk averse about their talent. In this article Verity Leatherdale writes about some excellent ideas from Helen Dudeney from the Australian Gifted Support Centre. Read full article