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Why are we rushing our children?
Why are we rushing our children?
by Linda Stade | May 30, 2023 | Mental Health, Parenting | 0 |
Hurried child syndrome is impacting too many children and teens. What is it and how can we avoid...
Read MoreKids need less judgement and more space to be themselves
by Linda Stade | Apr 8, 2023 | Learning, Mental Health, Wellbeing | 0 |
Acceptance of differences is essential in moving gently through the world. However, it...
Read MoreHow to find the calm when your teen is drowning in emotion
by Linda Stade | Apr 5, 2023 | Mental Health, Parenting, Wellbeing | 0 |
You know those moments when you collect your teen from school, and they look at you with watery...
Read MoreThe key to a child’s happiness at school
by Linda Stade | Feb 26, 2023 | Mental Health, Schools, Wellbeing | 0 |
I remember as a child picking mushrooms on our family farm. They magically appeared in the...
Read MoreOur country’s mental health relies on us all listening
by Linda Stade | Sep 25, 2022 | Mental Health, Wellbeing | 0 |
Knowing how to listen effectively and how to respond are essential skills in helping people...
Read More5 occasions when parents should step back…
by Linda Stade | Sep 22, 2022 | Mental Health, Parenting | 0 |
I’m sure you’ve all heard the terms ‘helicopter parents’, ‘bubble wrap parents’, ‘lawnmower...
Read MoreEmotional Skills Should Be Taught, Not Caught
by Linda Stade | Aug 7, 2022 | Learning, Mental Health, Parenting, Wellbeing | 0 |
Social emotional development in adolescence can’t be left to chance. Parents and schools...
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Linda Stade is an education writer, speaker, and consultant in Western Australia. She works with parents and teachers to help grow happy, healthy kids who thrive on learning. Linda has enjoyed 30 years in schools and working with young people.
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