Is There a Right Way to Parent? Let’s Talk About It.
- sdendup7
- Apr 9
- 2 min read
Updated: Apr 9
There is no question that parenting is one of life's greatest joys and, in every sense, one of the toughest. Whether you are dying to welcome your first child or whether you are ever so lightly trudging through the lovely chaos of school runs and bedtime routines, there would inevitably have been times when you asked yourself, "Am I doing this right?"
At Stronger Families, we do not believe there is one "right" way to raise a child. Every family is different, and that is why we offer free flexible programs with support for you at every stage of your parenting journey-from toddler tantrums to tween moods.
Why This Early?
The early years of a child venture into living. Such emotional security, language development, and socialization skills are greatly influenced by those very first interactions with the parent or caregiver. Early support for families almost works wonders: the child flourishes, and parents feel empowered and less stressed.
How We Help?
These programs are research-based and lockdown real-life problems. If screen time, bedtime routine, or just communication are being difficult for you, don't worry-we've got you, with absolutely zero judgments.
You will have the support of a trained facilitator and meet with other parents who truly get what you're dealing with. Sessions are online or in person, focusing on such skills as:
Emotional regulation
Setting boundaries
Strengthening communication
Creating calm and connection at home
Different Strokes
Every family across Australia comes with its own way of living. That's why our programs are customized to your needs, values, culture, and routines. And catching this—everything is free for all of Australia!
"There was always the feeling of being overwhelmed. After joi106ning a Stronger Families program, I now feel confident and connected to my child. It changed how we relate and made our home calmer."
Ready to Go?
It is time to develop routines conducive to nurturing family bonding. Search from our list of free programs and resources at www.strongerfamilies.com.au. We are there for you.
(Disclaimer: This content is for the sole purpose of teaching and learning at Edith Cowan University).
– [Sonam Dendup, 10656023]
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