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Discover expert tips on managing the challenges of blended families from parenting expert Dr. Rosina McAlpine and stepmother Sarah Leonardi.

While every parent or carer wants the best for their children, parents and carers may not always agree on the best way to parent. Some...

Dr. Rosina McAlpine from Win Win Parenting discusses strategies for thriving during school holidays rather than just surviving. She...

What distinguishes bad parenting from occasional parenting mistakes?

How can co-parenting apps improve communication and collaboration between parents?

Living with adult children at home – navigating the in’s and out’s and up’s and down’s

Dr. Rosina advises focusing on holiday rituals, and watching movies rather than just gifts.

When should you Step in when you see a child in distress or danger.

Dr Rosina is interviewed by Nick Rheinberger on ABC Illawarra about the challenges for parents and the guidelines for screen time.

Are you worried about protecting your child from being bullied online or in-person? If your child was being bullied, would you know what to

One and Done. The number of single child families have double in Australiua over the past 40 years.

I'm sure everyone knows an adult or two who struggle to manage their emotions and behaviours right? So how do people learn...

Parenting using rewards and punishment or natural consequences

Mom who struggles to accept son’s lifestyle, thinks he’s an underachiever who lives paycheck to paycheck.

Article in Mamamia on Only Children featuring Dr Rosina McAlpine

The rise in one child families is driven by factors such as increasing financial pressures, infertility, and a lack of social support.

Dr Rosina on the ABC Radio Brisbane by Katherine Feeney program Afternon. What are the myths of only children.

Are only children disadvantaged. What are the myths, why do they linger, and what are the outcomes for "only children"

We've all heard of the terms "mummy's boy" and "daddy's girl" and usually it comes with negative connotations. Well not anymore!

When disciplining children, many parents use time-out, choosing it as a “better” alternative to smacking.