Author: Linda Stade

TikTok and your child’s brain

Posted by Linda Stade | Jul 14, 2020 | Learning, Technology, Wellbeing |

TikTok came of age during COVID-19. Previously the domain of the very young and cool, the virus...

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14 Ways to Help Children With Their Worry

Posted by Linda Stade | Jul 11, 2020 | Anxiety, Mental Health, Parenting, Wellbeing |

It’s sad to acknowledge that anxiety is the defining illness of our era. It speaks to our...

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Early Adolescents: What’s Going On In Their Heads?

Posted by Linda Stade | Jun 27, 2020 | Mental Health, Parenting, Relationships, Wellbeing |

I love working with early adolescents; there’s never a dull moment. They can be incredibly...

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Australia’s mental health relies on us all listening

Posted by Linda Stade | Jun 25, 2020 | Mental Health, Wellbeing |

Knowing how to listen effectively and how to respond are essential skills in helping people...

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Teaching Your Child Financial Literacy: An Age Guide

Posted by Linda Stade | Jun 10, 2020 | Learning, Parenting |

Teaching financial literacy to your children from an early age will make all the difference. ...

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Kids From The Bush Thriving In The City

Posted by Linda Stade | Jun 3, 2020 | Boarding, Parenting |

Choosing to send your child to boarding school is difficult. This Western Australian family shares...

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5 Gentle Messages For Our Teens

Posted by Linda Stade | May 21, 2020 | Girls, Parenting, Relationships, Wellbeing |

Advice for teenagers in 2020 I’ve spent nearly thirty years watching teenagers become...

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Linda Stade is an education writer, speaker, and consultant in Western Australia. She has worked in various teaching and management roles in education for twenty-eight years.

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