Parentshop is is for the people who look after children of all ages, who want to be catalysts for effective change for the new generation. At Parentshop, we are here to support you to help your children to grow into confident, resilient and thriving young people. Over 150,000 parents have been trained in our progams, Parentshop is a trusted source of parent-led child development courses and resources to assist you with child anxiety and child behaviour management. Psychologist Michael Hawton has curated a list of parent resources and courses to assist you to take a Parent-led child development approach to your parenting to better manage child behaviour and child anxiety.
Child Protection
Families
By Parentshop Staff•March 12, 2024
In the realm of child protection, establishing clear objectives is fundamental to guiding interventions and fostering positive outcomes. These objectives serve as benchmarks for progress and ensure that efforts are focused and purposeful. From the outset, it is essential to prioritise building strong, nurturing relationships with both children and their families. Research consistently shows that a supportive and trusting relationship between caregivers and professionals is a cornerstone of effective intervention and rehabilitation.
School Leaders
Parents
Supporting students
By Parentshop Staff•March 11, 2024
In every school, a child's success hinges on the solid partnership between the school and home. As school leaders, creating a culture of trust and collaboration with the parents and caregivers can enhance children’s learning and development experience.
Childhood wellbeing
Dan Siegel
Parenting
By Parentshop Staff•March 5, 2024
In helping our children learn the skills needed to create a fulfilling and balanced life, developing their mental and emotional wellbeing is crucial. Renowned psychiatrist and neuroscientist, Dr. Dan Siegel, introduces a framework known as the Triangle of Wellbeing, offering parents insight into child brain development and understanding of the interconnected nature of the mind, brain and relationships. As a parent, you can utilise this framework to foster a foundation for their children's mental health.