Why Does My Child have a MeltDown After School When Everything Seemed Fine All Day? If your child holds it together beautifully all day at school, then falls apart the moment they see you, you’re likely seeing what’s sometimes called after-school restraint collapse — not bad behaviour, and not a sign school went badly. It
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Raising multilingual Children When Winnie Wu sat down with Chloe for this episode, she wasn’t there as a speech pathologist, an educator, or anyone with letters after her name. She was there as a mum of two — a self-described “high achiever” who runs multiple businesses in Sydney, is married to her Italian husband Carlo,
Play Therapy and Chinese Parenting: Building Stronger Parent-Child Relationships Play therapy is becoming an increasingly recognised way to support children’s emotional wellbeing, behaviour, and family relationships. For many Chinese parents, however, the idea of “therapy through play” can feel unfamiliar or even surprising. Traditional Chinese parenting often places a strong emphasis on academic achievement, respect,
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Love Does Not Spoil a Child – A Reflection on Parenting When Your Baby Cries, Should You Pick Them Up — or Let Them Cry a Little? “Don’t pick him up every time he cries. He’ll get clingy.” A grandmother once said this to me in the clinic, her voice full of conviction. Sitting beside
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