Family & Relationships

Information for parents on a wide range of family and relationship issues, and how they affect the development of children and young people...

Topics

• A new baby - feeling sad (see: Aboriginal - a new baby)
• Aboriginal - a new baby
• Aboriginal parenting and families
• About babies
• Abuse of parents (see: Violence towards parents by young people)
• After the breakup (see: Parenting arrangements after separation) Updated
• Aggro adolescents (see: Violence towards parents by young people)
• Anger (see: Feeling angry - when parents feel angry)
• Attachment - babies, young children and their parents
• Babies - what are they like? (see: About babies)
• Baby care (see: Living with babies)
• Being a dad
• Being a father (see: Being a dad)
• Being a mum
• Being a parent
• Blended families
• Child abuse and neglect
• Child development - the early years (see: Right from the start - children's early years)
• Children and separation (see: Family break-up - helping children cope)
• Children fighting with their sisters or brothers (see: Sibling rivalry - children fighting with their sisters or brothers)
• Children's early years (see: Right from the start - children's early years)
• Divorce (see: Family break-up - helping children cope)
• Divorce and children (see: Parenting arrangements after separation) Updated
• Domestic violence (see: Family violence)
• Domestic violence hurts children
• Donor conception - telling your child
• Drugs and parenting (see: Parents who use drugs)
• Families that work well - parenting young children
• Family break-up - helping children cope
• Family squabbles (see: Sibling rivalry - children fighting with their sisters or brothers)
• Family violence
• Fathers (see: Being a dad)
• Fathers - your relationship with your baby
• Fathers – settling a baby
• Fathers and depression after the birth of their baby
• Feeling angry - when parents feel angry
• Fighting - children fighting with their sisters or brothers (see: Sibling rivalry - children fighting with their sisters or brothers)
• Giving your child the best start (see: Right from the start - children's early years)
• Grandparenting
• Literacy - more than reading and writing
• Living with adult children
• Living with babies
• Living with young people - parenting teenagers
• More than reading and writing (see: Literacy - more than reading and writing)
• Mother-child relationship (see: Attachment - babies, young children and their parents)
• Mothers (see: New mums)
• New fathers (see: Being a dad)
• New mums
• New parents
• Only child
• Parent's rights (see: What about parents' rights?)
• Parent-child relationship (see: Attachment - babies, young children and their parents)
• Parenting (see: Being a parent)
• Parenting arrangements after separation Updated
• Parenting children - what is your parenting style?
• Parenting style (see: Parenting children - what is your parenting style?)
• Parenting teenagers (see: Living with young people - parenting teenagers)
• Parents on drugs (see: Parents who use drugs)
• Parents thinking about separating (see: Thinking of separating - separation and its effects on children)
• Parents who use drugs
• Parents with a mental illness
• Pregnancy in adolescence (see: Teenage pregnancy)
• Quarrelling (see: Sibling rivalry - children fighting with their sisters or brothers)
• Right from the start - children's early years
• Rights for parents (see: What about parents' rights?)
• Second baby Updated
• Separation and its effects on children (see: Thinking of separating - separation and its effects on children)
• Sibling rivalry - children fighting with their sisters or brothers
• Single parenting Updated
• Splitting up (see: Family break-up - helping children cope)
• Stepfamilies (see: Blended families)
• Teenage pregnancy
• The early years (see: Right from the start - children's early years)
• Thinking of separating - separation and its effects on children
• Toddlers - living with toddlers
• Violence towards parents by young people
• What about parents' rights?
• What is your parenting style? (see: Parenting children - what is your parenting style?)
• Young parents
• Young people who are gay, lesbian or bisexual