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Read The Parents Paper Online | Jul-August 2022 issue
Read The Parents Paper Online | Jul-August 2022 issue Created by local parents behind Kids In Perth | Serving Perth families since 1994. 19 Jul 2022 Find The Parents Paper Click for nearby places where you can pick up The Parents Paper. Location Finder Be in the know. Subscribe today. Thank you for welcoming us…
Read MoreRead The Parents Paper online (April – May 2022 issue)
Read The Parents Paper online (April – May 2022 issue) Created by local parents behind Kids In Perth | Serving Perth families since 1994. 29 Apr 2022 Find The Parents Paper Click for nearby places where you can pick up The Parents Paper. Location Finder Be in the know. Subscribe to our newsletter. Thank you…
Read MoreMoving and Settling from Singapore to Perth, Western Australia
Moving and Settling from Singapore to Perth, Western Australia By Adeline Chen, Contributor @ Kids In Perth 08 Mar 2022 Now, I can truly call Perth home and proudly regard myself as West Australian. I never always felt this way. Migrating from Singapore as a family, it was my husband’s career that brought us to…
Read MoreRaising Gender Neutral Children
Raising Gender Neutral Children By Lee-Ann Price, Contributor @ Kids in Perth 08 Mar 2022 Bringing a child into the world is a wonderful experience. Although, when they’re babies and toddlers, gender roles can sometimes be projected onto both parent and child. From what the child should wear, who they socialise with, through to, how…
Read MoreThe magic behind The Magic Coat
The magic behind The Magic Coat By Marnie Adams, Contributor @ Kids in Perth 15 Feb 2022 Parents sometimes can inadvertently project their emotional scars and apprehensions onto children leading to negative long term consequences in their children’s lives. Maybe your child has witnessed your angry outbursts first hand or how negatively you may view…
Read MoreHelping children manage Back-to-School-jitters
Helping children manage Back-to-School-jitters By Marnie Adams, Contributor @ Kids in Perth 07 Feb 2022 For many children, the days or weeks before the start of school can bring on feelings of both excitement and anxiety. It may start with your child having unexplained tummy aches or headaches. They may be acting out or quieter…
Read More2022 Lunar New Year Guide
2022 Lunar New Year Guide | Year of the Tiger Chinese New Year celebrates the beginning of the new year according to the traditional lunar calendar. These dates change every year depending on the calendar. Chinese New Year celebrations typically start on the evening before the new moon, and end on the evening of the…
Read MoreHow my painful loss inspired me to help other parents and grandparents
How my painful loss inspired me to help other parents and grandparents Created in collaboration with Lindsey Taylor, Founder of TellThem4Me® 31 Jan 2022 My name is Lindsey, I lost my 64 year old mother to cancer. On 28th September 2016, I received the worst news completely out of the blue. My mother, Madeline or…
Read MoreRead The Parents Paper online (February 2022 issue)
Read The Parents Paper online (February 2022 issue) Created by local parents behind Kids In Perth | Serving Perth families since 1994. 31 Jan 2022 Find The Parents Paper Click for nearby places where you can pick up The Parents Paper. Location Finder Great Competitions Follow our facebook page for Competition Giveaways! Yamaha Music Education…
Read MoreRead The Parents Paper here (December 2021 – January 2022 issue)
Read The Parents Paper here (December 2021 – January 2022 issue) Created by the parents behind Kids In Perth | Serving local Perth families since 1994. 01 Dec 2021 Find The Parents Paper Click for nearby places where you can pick up The Parents Paper. Location Finder Great Competitions Here are some of the many…
Read MoreThe disconnect some mothers feel after a Caesarean Surgery
The disconnect some mothers feel after a Caesarean Surgery By Lee-Anne Price, Kids in Perth Contributor 03 Nov 2021 From start to finish, getting pregnant, being pregnant and giving birth can cause apprehension and unease along with the resounding happiness parenthood brings. Something that can happen, be it rare, is the disconnection and maternal alienation…
Read MoreCrying Anxiety in Mothers and Fathers
Crying Anxiety in Mothers and Fathers By Lee-Ann Price, Contributor @ Kids In Perth 27 Oct 2021 Being a new parent, whether it’s your first child or not, you cover the basics… making sure your child is fed, clean, warm and happy. Sometimes a child cries for none of these reasons other than to express…
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