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Triple P – Positive Parenting Program

TRIPLE P'S PARENTING TIPS FOR POSITIVE SCHOOL DROP-OFF

We understand that school goodbyes can be tough, both on kids and parents. It is common for children to be clingy, especially during transitions like starting school, changing schools, or moving up a level. To help, we wanted to share with you the latest article from the Triple P – Positive Parenting Program. It has some practical, proven to work ideas that you can try to help children cope and settle well at school, keeping in mind that you know best what might make goodbyes easier. Read more at: triplep-parenting.net.au

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Triple P has a whole range of free parenting programs, including Triple P Online (for parents and carers with children under 12) and Fear-Less Triple P Online (for parents and carers with children 6+ who are often anxious). These are just a few of the programs on offer, and they’re all available now at: triplep-parenting.net.au

You can also find us on Facebook and Instagram where we share tips and chat about topics parents want to know more about.

Australian Government’s Stop it at the Start campaign

Free online respect workshop for parents and carers

Do you know what’s influencing your kids? With young people spending so much time online, what they see and do can impact their behaviours and beliefs. Online disrespect is one of the ways violence-supportive attitudes can start to develop.

Stop it at the Start has partnered with Tomorrow Man and Tomorrow Woman to help parents, carers, and other significant adults of young people aged 10-17 better understand how the online world is influencing their views on respect and gender, and share practical ways they can build relationships and start important conversations.

Join facilitators Ryder Jack and Kasey Miles for a free interactive, evidence-based 90 minute workshop focused on connecting with young people, fostering healthier masculinity, and providing families with practical tools they can use day to day.

Workshop dates

Tuesday, 18 February 2025, 7.00 - 8.30pm (AEDT)

Thursday, 27 February 2025, 7.00 - 8.30pm (AEDT)

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There is information and conversation guides to help parents, carers and other role models learn more about the hidden trends of disrespect and ways to start talking to young people about it. ‌

The Conversation Guide | Respect.gov.au - Violence against women. Let's stop it at the start

The Excuse Interpreter | Respect.gov.au - Violence against women. Let's stop it at the start

Generation Respect | Respect.gov.au - Violence against women. Let's stop it at the start

The Hidden Trends of Disrespect | Respect.gov.au - Violence against women. Let's stop it at the start

Stop it at the Start

Stop it at the Start is a national campaign that aims to prevent gender-based violence by influencing change to attitudes and behaviours that support or condone gender-based violence.

The current campaign phase is dedicated to the new and hidden forms of disrespect young people are being exposed to online and offline, and the negative impact this has on attitudes and behaviours.

Find out more by heading to respect.gov.au

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