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Attention Deficity Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) has become a buzzword among parenting circles and an easy way to explain any child who is overactive and energetic, or a little bit naughty at school.

Attention Deficity Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) has become a buzzword among parenting circles and an easy way to explain any child who is overactive and energetic, or a little bit naughty at school.

Attention Deficity Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) has become a buzzword among parenting circles and an easy way to explain any child who is overactive and energetic, or a little bit naughty at school.

With the rapid growth of social media, being online has become part of a teenager’s daily life. Social media is a ‘double-edged sword’ for parents. It poses benefits, but also exposes youth to risks.

We’ve all been there. Calling out our children’s names and asking for something to be done then, waiting, waiting and more waiting.

Children’s selective hearing is a frustrating behaviour all parents face, and while it’s a common trait, it’s important parents don’t overlook it and understand how to put an end to it, and quickly.

While it is confronting, there’s two reasons it’s important to talk to your kids about the war between Ukraine and Russia. Should you talk to your child about what’s happening in Ukraine?

People often yell as they feel a loss of control and are overwhelmed with a situation or person. Yelling is an expression of anger that

If your child experienced friendship trouble, struggled academically, had self-confidence issues, or was generally anxious about school last year, here’s how you can get ahead

Worried about your shy wallflower starting school? Dr Anna Cohen, Sydney’s leading Clinical Child Psychologist from Kids & Co has these solutions. The school holidays

Dr Anna Cohen, Sydney’s leading clinical child psychologist from Kids & Co, and author of Taming Teens shares tips for spotting the signs that your child is

It can be hard to remain calm, but if we practise self care, serenity is much easier to attain. Adolescents aren’t the only ones who

An extract from Dr Anna Cohen’s new book Taming Teens. If you’re concerned that your teen is involved in risky behaviour, it’s really important to