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Sleepovers aren’t just about where children sleep anymore 💛

In this reel, Dr Justin Coulson shares one of the biggest concerns parents raise: technology.

Before sleepovers, consider asking:
✨ What are the device rules?
✨ Will screens be used overnight?
✨ Does my child know they can always call home?

Body safety and digital safety matter too.

Watch the full video on ParentTV → https://zurl.co/rIUeB

We were never meant to do this alone. 🤍
In a world where we’re more digitally connected than ever, many families are feeling deeply disconnected in real life. Professor Selena Bartlett reminds us that the human brain is wired for togetherness, for community, support, and connection.
When parents are left to raise children in isolation, everyone feels the impact… especially our children.
Maybe part of healing the mental health crisis begins with finding our way back to each other. 🌿
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Sleepovers are often seen as a childhood milestone… but are they actually necessary? 👀

As more parents rethink overnight stays, the conversation is shifting from “Will they miss out?” to “How do we support independence while keeping children safe?”

For school aged children, readiness matters more than age.

We unpack what the research says about sleepovers, child safety, body boundaries and the questions every parent should consider before saying yes.

Read the full blog via the link 💛 ➡️ https://zurl.co/nomdd

#ParentTV #ChildSafety #Parenting #SchoolAgeKids #RaisingConfidentKid

There’s so much pressure to shape, fix and get it all right.
But children don’t need perfection. They need presence. Love. Space to learn.

A beautiful reminder from Zidia, parent featured in Seen. 🤍

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We often think confidence comes first but confidence grows from something deeper.

When children feel accepted, connected and valued exactly as they are, they begin to trust themselves. They become more willing to try, make mistakes, speak up and keep going.

Self-esteem isn’t built through perfection or performance. It grows in the everyday moments where children feel seen, safe and enough 💛

#ParentTV #SeenTheFilm #SelfEsteem #ChildDevelopment #Parenting

Play isn’t just fun, it’s how children make sense of their world.

Through play, children process emotions, build confidence, explore relationships and practise being themselves in a safe space. What can look simple on the surface is often deeply meaningful underneath.

So next time play seems messy, repetitive or “just pretend”… remember that something important may be unfolding 💛

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Children don’t always process hard moments through words. Sometimes they process through stories, imaginary worlds, symbols and the quiet belief that they already have what they need inside.
When we make space for imagination, we’re not encouraging escape, we’re helping children build confidence, resilience and emotional safety.
Their inner world matters. And sometimes, that’s where healing begins 💛
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✨ Sometimes the most powerful support doesn’t come from fixing the situation… it comes from helping children reconnect with their own inner strength.

In this beautiful insight from Dr Charlotte Reznick, she shares how imagination can become a powerful tool for helping children move through big emotions.

When this little girl was feeling rejected by friends, she imagined animal guides and a powerful *crystal wizard* who gifted her exactly what she needed:
💗 a heart crystal to love herself no matter what
⭐ a star crystal to remember her worth
💎 and one more for everything else she couldn’t yet put into words

The next day, something shifted. Not because her friends changed first but because she did. Her confidence, energy and sense of self changed… and connection followed.

Children often show us that healing doesn’t always come through logic, sometimes it comes through imagination, symbolism and feeling safe enough to believe in themselves again ✨

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Sometimes the hardest part of parenting is realising we’re not always seeing our child clearly, we’re seeing them through our own experiences, fears and expectations.
As Dr. Vanessa Lapointe reminds us, when we pause and shift perspective, we create space to truly understand the child in front of us, not just the behaviour we’re reacting to.
What if curiosity came before judgement? 💛
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A child’s self-esteem is shaped by the little moments they experience every day 💛

Feeling heard. Being encouraged. Having space to try, fail and try again.

Confidence isn’t about raising children who never struggle, it’s about helping them believe they are capable, valued and worthy exactly as they are.

In our latest blog, we explore how parents can nurture healthy self-confidence and self-esteem in children from the early years through primary school ✨

Read now via the link in bio ➡️ https://zurl.co/0HbIt

#selfesteemkids #confidentkids #raisingchildren #parentingtips #parenttv

So much of parenting is about slowing down enough to really see the child in front of us, their temperament, their passions, their struggles, and their unique way of experiencing the world. Connection creates the safety children need to thrive. 🤍
Words by Nathan Wallis
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Vegetables don’t have to be a “dinner battle.” 🥦✨

One of the biggest shifts? Offering veggies throughout the day not just when everyone is tired, hungry, and running low on patience by dinner time.

The more children see, explore, and experience vegetables in everyday moments, the more familiar and comfortable those foods become. And when we model curiosity and openness with food ourselves, kids are watching. 💛

ParentTV expert, Deb Blakley from @Kids Dig Foodshares that small, repeated exposures matter more than pressure ever will.

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