Written by: Sonja Walker, Founder, Kids First Children’s Services The night before an assessment, one question often comes up: how much should you tell your child? Tell them too much and you may worry about making them anxious. Tell them too little and you may worry...
Author: Sonja Walker, Founder, Kids First Children’s Services Clinically reviewed by: Dr Fernanda Nardi (PSY0004069429 ) Every child has days when they forget their homework, struggle to listen, or seem to have endless energy. So how do you know when these...
Many parents reach a point where they know something is not quite right but are unsure what to do next. Perhaps your child’s teacher has raised concerns about attention, learning or social development. Maybe everyday routines feel harder than they should, or you...
Your child seems fine at school, the teacher says so, but at home it’s a different story. Small requests turn into arguments. Bedtime takes an hour longer than it should. Some mornings, getting out the door feels like it takes everything out of both of you. Or...
One of the most confusing parts of seeking support for your child is hearing different explanations for the same behaviours. Your child’s teacher may wonder whether they have ADHD because they struggle to focus and finish their work. Another professional may...
Your child is bright, curious and full of ideas, but getting through everyday tasks can feel like a constant struggle. Getting ready for school takes repeated reminders. Homework that should take twenty minutes stretches into an hour. Their teacher says they are...
