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| | | Browse by Date posted What teenage girls don't tell their parents
Date posted on: 22-07-2011
Written by former teacher and founder of Youth Excell Michelle Mitchell, this book provides parents with an insight into the minds of teenage girls. According to the author, teenage girls often have a tendancy to hide their personal issues from their parents. Offering straight forward advice, the book is a valuable tool for parents struggling to connect with their teenage daughters | | |  On Being a Dad
Date posted on: 15-04-2011
Written and published by Relationships Australia, this booklet offers advice to fathers so that they can better balance their busy lives and be there for their children. It covers such topics as: learning to be a dad; balancing work and family commitments; working smarter; what "being there" for your children means; parenting; traditional versus non-traditional fathering; making the most of the time you have with your children; books and other resources on fathering; and leisure time and activities. | | |  Our family's changed
Date posted on: 21-10-2010
This activity book has been developed by Department of Human Services for children age 5 -7 year old and to assist separating parents to talk to their children about what’s happening and help parents identify how their child may feel or think about the separation as well problems the child may experience during the separation. This book also aims to encourage child from separating couple to ask questions and talk about how they’re feeling or what they’re thinking. There are activities throughout this book for children to do, which allow them to have some fun while letting them revise what they have learnt from the story. | | | A kid's guide to changing families
Date posted on: 21-10-2010
A kid's guide to changing families (CD-ROM game 8-12 year old) | | |  Broken Wing Butterfly
Date posted on: 30-09-2010
This is an innovative self-help book offers support to the teenage girls of these broken homes. Many of them go on to suffer depression, low self esteem, debilitating rejection and a string of broken relationships themselves. Using powerful imagery and warm, engaging language, this easy-to-read book teaches girls that not only can they heal from this cycle of brokenness but learn not to repeat it in their own lives.
This is a unique book that will remind girls they can’t change their past but they can determine their future. | | |
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