Team parenting for grandparents is all about finding ways to support your children and build healthy relationships and connections within your family. read more

Co parenting children can be challenging. Children adjust better when separated parents communicate, put children first, and set consistent rules and routines. read more

Today, kids have many ways to connect with others online. While it can be great to interact with family and friends, there are also downsides, especially with the risks of… read more

Let's talk about something most parents and caregivers can relate to – chores for kids. Most dream of kids willingly helping with jobs around the home, and maybe even being happy… read more

Are you struggling to know how to handle tantrums? You’re not alone. These positive parenting tips can help. read more

Hitting, kicking, biting: aggressive behavior in children can be tough to handle. These parenting tips can help. read more

Want to know how to stop yelling at kids, and start feeling calmer? Try these parenting strategies. read more

Supercharging Self-esteem: How to Build Confidence in Children read more

When kids argue, fight, bicker, blame or disagree, it can be stressful for parents and caregivers. Try these parenting tips to calmly reduce rivalry and help them get along better.… read more

Positive connections help kids learn, develop and thrive. Make the moments count with these five tips. read more

Bonding with babies is a gradual getting-to-know-you process. What can parents and caregivers do to strengthen the bond? Read these parenting tips. read more

How to stay connected with teenagers and pre-teens, even when they shut you out? Try these positive parenting strategies. read more

Child care, pre-school and school are all big milestones for kids. What can parents and carers do to help them adjust? Here are five positive tips. read more

It takes a village – community relationships can help parents and carers feel more connected, calm and confident. They’re good for children, too, enhancing their belonging,… read more

You don't need to make big changes to take good care of yourself. Here are some ideas to improve your self-care as a parent or carer. read more

There’s no such thing as a perfect parent or child. You can build on your skills to be gentler with yourself – even when it feels overwhelming. read more

Parenting can feel easier when you’re taking care of yourself. Self-care needn’t be costly or take up much time. You can achieve it in small, realistic step read more

We can teach our kids kindness and empathy. Warm, consistent, and supportive relationships encourage them to develop self-confidence, independence, and the ability to manage… read more

If you can step back and look at a problem like a puzzle or challenge, it’s easier to think of potential solutions. read more

New research says emotional competence helps balance risk of ‘perfect parent burnout’ read more

What is it that makes children test limits and why don't they always follow instructions? Professor Matt Sanders helps shed a little light (and sound) on the subject. read more

Many parents worry about kids’ screen time. There’s one easy way to give children a chance to use their ears, not just their eyes – and it may also improve family relationships and… read more

Want to improve your child’s school grades? It can be easy to slip into the habit of frequently asking how their homework is going – which can be perceived as nagging. Instead,… read more

Since COVID-19 has changed the way we work, learn, and socialize, what are the effects on the developing brain of all this screen time? read more

How do we know if our kids are feeling stressed or uncertain? Are they struggling emotionally, socially, academically, or in some other way? What are the signs we should look out… read more

Children and teenagers, like adults, crave certainty. This is why fortune-tellers and horoscopes have been with us for thousands of years! It doesn't matter how many times these… read more

Children and teenagers, like adults, may feel sick, dizzy or 'wobbly' when they're anxious. But sometimes they'll struggle to put that into words, and sometimes parents will… read more

If we didn't have any fear at all, ever, we'd disregard real risks like hot stoves and red lights, which would lead to a lot of physical injuries! But often, fears and anxious… read more

During school vacations or holiday periods, children and teenagers can get bored and too much screen time is the result. Triple P's Professor Matt Sanders has some top tips! read more

Children and teenagers may be feeling nervous or worried about technology. Part of learning to cope with emotions such as fear is changing how we think about challenges. read more

Regulating emotions is something children and teenagers can actively learn to do, with support from you. read more

As part of learning to regulate emotions children need to understand when the media are pushing emotional buttons. It’s important all the time, and even more so in times of… read more

Recognizing the importance of parenting education, especially right now, North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper has officially proclaimed this month Parenting Education Awareness… read more

The California Assembly has, for the second year running, officially recognized January as Positive Parenting Awareness Month (PPAM) throughout the State of California. read more

A calmer, low-stress environment is better for everyone. read more

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Children and teenagers can be comforted and supported by their family's unique traditions. read more

Many parents reporting feeling stressed and overwhelmed right now so Triple P has just released a new free guide to healthy relationships and managing conflict. read more

Spending too much time staring at a screen isn’t good for any of us, but as Triple P's Dr Alan Ralph explains, our children are especially vulnerable to some hidden dangers. read more

Worried about online predators, unsafe content or cyberbullying? Here are some general positive parenting principles that can help, from Triple P's Matt Sanders. read more

Some children demand expensive toys from Santa or parents and whine if gifts aren't what they want. Triple P's Professor Matt Sanders has tips for parents to help teach kids… read more

Focus on spending more time than money as part of the Triple P – Positive Parenting Program’s Ultimate Christmas Challenge. read more

Time-out is a victim of its own success, but that's all the more reason to look at the evidence, learn what it is (and isn't) and how and why it works, explains Prof Matt Sanders read more

Creating a positive learning environment is about strengthening relationships and building skills, and that's crucial not just for babies but older kids and even parents. read more

Tackling tantrums can be challenging, but you can use them as an opportunity to model and teach important life skills to your child. Triple P can help. read more

Don't know the difference between night terrors and nightmares? Triple P's Dr Matt Sanders explains why one can be scarier for the parent than the child! read more

Instead of being at loggerheads, schools & parents can work together to build healthier, happier communities using evidence-based programs, says Triple P's Matt Sanders. read more

When you can see beyond your usual way of looking at your children and what they're doing, you've found the key to change explains Triple P's Terri Williams. read more

When your kids are driving you mad, it's tempting to only focus on negative. But the key to change starts with a focus on the relationship, explains Triple P's Terri Williams. read more

Find the middle ground between over-scheduled and missing out when it comes to choosing extra-curricular activities for kids, advises Triple P's Francisca Puga. read more

Thankfully, people's ideas on what a parenting program is all about are beginning to change. But as Triple P's Miwa Okochi explains, some misconceptions still exist. read more

Kids must be protected from bullying, but also need to learn to handle some difficult situations for themselves. Triple P’s Professor Matt Sanders talks about bullying versus… read more

Sometimes what comes naturally to parents doesn't help much, but fortunately there are ways you can learn to see and do things differently, explains Triple P's Terri Williams. read more

Today's teenagers are taking fewer risks but parents still need to be good role-models, says Dr Alan Ralph. read more

A Californian father credits Triple P for giving him and his ex-wife the confidence to take their son to Disneyland together—without fights, stress or behavior issues. read more

We all know we should be limiting screen time for kids (& adults), but what about increasing nature time? Triple P founder Matt Sanders has some key insights & great ideas! read more

It's important to have realistic expectations of your children, yourself and others. But what's that mean for parents wondering if they're too hard or too easy on their kids? read more

Are you so busy being a responsible parent that you've forgotten how to have fun with your kids? Check out these tips from Triple P's Francisca Puga. read more

It may just look like having fun, but for children, play is serious work and is vital to proper cognitive development. Triple P's Francisca Puga explains. read more

As a parent of a teen, it's easy to fall into the habit of doing a lot of talking and not much listening. Dr Terri Williams explains why and how you can turn that around. read more

It's good to encourage a child's potential for achievement, building empathy is also a key parenting task, explains Triple P's Dr Matt Sanders. read more

Caught up in day-to-day stress & missing the long term view? Balance between work & home can start with a few small changes, says Triple P's Miwa Okochi. read more

Many parents aren't aware their child or teenager is very different outside the home, so how do you know if this could be you? Dr Terri Williams has some tips. read more

Parenting, especially with teenagers, can create conflict in relationships. But Triple P's Alan Ralph offers insights into what's going on – and how to start fixing it. read more

Many parents don't know the value of simple conversation with their children. Triple P's Matt Sanders explains how talking lays the groundwork for academic achievement. read more

We all know the benefits of exercise, but here's one you may have overlooked! Parents spending time with kids, and getting active, is good for everyone. read more

Rather than putting laundry (and cooking) into the too-hard-basket, it's crucial to teach teenagers these key life skills if you haven't already. read more

Parents, grandparents & carers often argue over child-rearing, what's allowed and what's not. But better communication helps stop "he-said, she-said" conflict. read more

Kids asking the other parent when they've already been told they're not allowed to? Dr Terri Williams explains how using the ping-pong effect helps everyone keep their cool. read more

There's no one-size-fits-all answer to the question of whether or not teenagers should get a part-time job, but Triple P's Dr Alan Ralph has some key tips. read more

Triple P founder Matt Sanders opens up about life as a father, grandfather & parenting expert. read more

Natural disasters and severe weather events can take a heavy emotional toll on kids and families, and recovery takes time, explains Triple P's Miwa Okochi. read more

There'll always be those who don't understand the point of programs like Triple P, but families need real solutions, not platitudes, as Dr Matt Sanders explains. read more

Finding the right balance between being a responsible parent and giving your teenager privacy means planning ahead, explains Terri Williams. read more

Your teenager may see vaping as harmless fun, but as Triple P's Alan Ralph explains, there could be more to it than meets the eye – and the lungs. read more

Triple P's Miwa Okochi has some tips on parenting teamwork for busy families, because even dads themselves don't always understand the importance of their role. read more

Triple P's Dr. Matt Sanders does some much-needed myth-busting on the topic of rewards and sticker charts. read more

Setting rules about phone use when kids are young can save a lot of angst down the track. Triple P's Dr Terri L. Williams explains why, and how. read more

Teenagers don't suddenly become adults on their 18th birthday. Triple P's Alan Ralph has some tips for a smoother transition. read more

It's easy to find articles about what's the 'perfect' age to be a parent, but the real key is to figure out what works for you, says Triple P's Dr Matt Sanders. read more

It's natural for parents to want their child to do well in exams and achieve life goals, but too much pressure is counterproductive, Triple P's Miwa Okochi explains. read more

It's all too easy for phones and social media to create risky mix for teenagers, but Dr Terri L Williams has some useful guidelines for parents. read more

Dealing with your own mini-Mount Vesuvius? Triple P's Dr Alan Ralph has tips on how to handle teenage emotional eruptions. read more

There used to be a nature versus nurture debate, but now we know more about the interplay between the two, the importance of parenting shouldn't be underestimated. read more

It's not realistic to think parenting will always be easy or enjoyable, but as Triple P's Miwa Okochi explains, being realistic can actually make you happier. read more

Stress and the pace of modern life can create stress for teens and parents, but Teen Triple P's Dr Alan Ralph has some great tips for families. read more

Research shows that sleep problems can affect children as well as adults, explains Triple P's Dr Matt Sanders. read more

Part 2 of Dr Terri Williams's blog looks at other aspects of mealtime battles & offers some new ways of looking at, & dealing with, refusal to eat certain foods. read more

Many parents find it hard to adjust their communication style as their child enters the tween and teen years, which causes unnecessary friction. Teen Triple P author Dr Alan Ralph… read more

Research shows that where one parent is a shift-worker, in the armed forces or absent for long periods, families may face particular problems, but there are solutions. read more

When it comes to kids and eating, should you lay down the law or let 'em run wild? Neither, explains Triple P's Dr Terri Williams in her inaugural parent blog! read more

As teenagers grow up and venture out, making the best use of both technology and communication helps everyone avoid problems, explains Dr Alan Ralph. read more

In a world full of marketing messages, it's important for your kids to learn the difference between wanting and needing. read more

Parents of teens might think "my work here is done". But as Dr Alan Ralph explains, updating your parenting skills helps adolescents avoid risks and be their best. read more

Why do kids tell lies, and some kids tell more lies than others? Triple P's Matt Sanders explains and has some tips for encouraging honesty. read more

Feeling pressure to be the perfect parent? Trends and fads come and go, but love, care and affection for our kids will never go out of style. read more

Talking with teenagers can be difficult if they speak in monosyllables, but Teen Triple P author Dr Alan Ralph 's tips can help get the conversation flowing. read more

Dr Matt Sanders says there are times when talking about death with your kids shouldn't be avoided. read more

Teen Triple P author Dr Alan Ralph has some advice on helping shy or introverted kids to strike up conversations with potential friends. read more

Helicopter parenting has nothing to do with aircraft: it's a term used to describe hovering over kids and over-protecting them. There are better ways to help kids, explains Triple… read more

Making friends is a skill that you can help teach your teenager, explains Teen Triple P author Dr Alan Ralph. read more

Spreading the word about support available to parents helps create a ripple effect to build healthier happier communities, explains Triple P founder Matt Sanders. read more

If your teenager's talking about a tattoo, some ways of handling it are better than others, writes Teen Triple P author Dr Alan Ralph. read more

Triple P Teen author Dr Alan Ralph discusses 4 L's relating to teenagers and alcohol: Laws, Limits, Lies and Learner Drivers. read more

It’s that moment that all parents dread. You’re in a crowded public place and, in an instant, one child is missing... read more

Many parents stress about choosing the right school, but even a perfect education system's no substitute for parenting skills that allow kids to be their very best. read more

Triple P America has been invited to showcase the Triple P – Positive Parenting Program at the White House today as part of the President’s My Brother’s Keeper (MBK) Initiative. read more

Triple P Online can improve children’s ADHD symptoms and reduce parents’ stress, a New Zealand trial has found. read more

Triple P's Dr Matt Sanders explains why parenting education is like teaching young people to drive, reducing problems and increasing benefits for everyone. read more

An extensive European trial has shown that incorporating Triple P into a home visiting program can reduce inequality, by improving children’s cognitive development, attention… read more

Triple P's Dr Alan Ralph gives advice and ideas on managing ongoing conflict with an ex-partner for parents of teenagers. read more

From ancient times to modern, dads play a crucial role in kids' lives, but more support for fathers suffering from anxiety and depression is needed. read more

Managing the teenage years is tricky enough, without the added complication of strained ex-partner relationships. Triple P's Dr Alan Ralph has some important advice. read more

Triple P's Dr Alan Ralph explains how our brain has two systems or gears and how to switch from fight-or-flight to reasoned discussion mode. read more

The percentage of single parent families is growing rapidly and they face unique parenting challenges. Triple P's Prof Matt Sanders discusses the issues and offers tips. read more

While the stereotypical teenager communicates in grunts and monosyllables, Triple P's Prof Alan Ralph explains there may be good reasons - and offers ideas on how to open… read more

Many children are scared of everyday situations, but what about when they become full-blown phobias and anxiety? Triple P's Prof Matt Sanders looks at ways to help your kids… read more

A new study finds dads really want to learn to help their kids become successful adults. Moms and dads can be on the same team with the Triple P positive parenting program. read more

Teenagers need even more sleep than we think but they're often getting too little, affecting physical and mental health. Teen Triple P author Assoc Prof Alan Ralph has some top… read more

Frequent conflict is damaging to kids, but parents can learn to discuss contentious topics without damaging their relationship. Triple P helps you understand how. read more

Arguments between parents and teenagers can get out of hand and lead to kids living on the streets. Triple P’s Assoc Prof Alan Ralph explains how better communication can prevent… read more

Prof Matt Sanders of Triple P Positive Parenting explains the importance of how we talk about parenting and other parents - to ourselves, our partners and the wider community. read more

Relationships between mothers and their teenage daughters can be tricky. Triple P's Assoc Professor Alan Ralph has some tips on how to manage. read more

Problems communicating with your child's school teacher? Triple P's Professor Matt Sanders helps you put together an action plan to get things back on track. read more

Tensions between school and home can make parent teacher interviews a high stress situation. Triple P's Professor Matt Sanders explains why keeping calm is important. read more

Teenagers are inclined to want to try new things, but alcohol can be more dangerous than they think. Teen Triple P author Alan Ralph has some tips on how to minimize the risks. read more

A new post-graduate university course in positive parenting in Costa Rica will include the internationally acclaimed Triple P program as a key subject. read more

Kids competing for likes, followers and friends on social media, is leading to stressed and anxious teens. Triple P tips help parents prevent the hurt. read more

Children and toddlers are naturally self-absorbed. Triple P's Matt Sanders explains why and how parents should help kids to learn and develop social emotional skills like sharing. read more

Kids and teenagers hate chores but it's worth persevering. Getting your children to do some jobs around the house builds life and relationship skills. read more

Triple P is flexible and adaptable to different cultures and religions, while still providing evidence-based support proven to work for most families. read more

For parents, a child’s difficult behavior can be worrying and cause problems but there’s no need to struggle on alone – Triple P can help small issues from becoming worse. read more

Parents worry about how to control what their kids do on the internet to keep them safe from bullying, predators, porn and just wasting time. Teen Triple P offers a different… read more

How do parents stop kids stop sucking their thumb or picking their nose? Careful, you may accidentally make things worse, says Triple P’s Professor Matt Sanders. read more

Think your kids will automatically grow out of remote-control-tug-of-war? You may be falling into a common parent trap. read more

Homework, hungry children, bath time and bed time – Professor Matt Sanders has some helpful hints for parents tackling the evening rush hour. read more

Matt Sanders’ goal: to develop an effective program to help parents, built on child psychology best practice & continuous improvement, large-scale yet flexible to suit individual… read more

A modified version of Group Triple P which has been run in New Zealand has been successful in encouraging fathers to take part in a parenting program. read more

An independent review has found Triple P is one of two evidence-based parenting programs that can help with behavior problems in children with disabilities. read more

Managing relationships & expectations between children, parents and grandparents is challenging, but doing a parenting program like Triple P can help. read more

The Triple P – Positive Parenting Program® has been around for more than thirty years, but there are still many people who use positive parenting as a generic term to mean many… read more

Triple P’s Prof Matt Sanders says how you support your child’s sport can affect their self-esteem and whether they will be a good – or bad – winner. read more

Rather than wasting time feeling guilty or anxious, if parents can learn to enjoy and make the most of the time they spend with their kids, everyone will benefit. Triple P’s… read more

Your child is biting others, and you’re horrified. Why do some kids bite, and what can you do about it? Triple P Positive Parenting can help. read more

Gratuitous parenting advice shouldn’t be confused with evidence-based programs offering skills and strategies to help families deal with genuine problems. read more

Managing difficult child behavior like hitting, kicking or aggression involves teaching social skills. Triple P offers parents new ideas & effective strategies. read more

News about child development should end nurture-nature arguments and help parents learn more about how important good parenting support can be. read more

Parents must meet a child’s need for security, love and safety with their equally important need to learn to regulate their emotions and behave in socially acceptable ways. read more

Midlands Area Parenting Partnership is offering Triple P in four counties in Ireland and it's impact has exceeded expectations. read more

Triple P is proving to be highly effective in Japan - with officials looking to implement the program in Wakayama. read more

Research into sibling rivalry is part of an ongoing study into the use of Triple P - Positive Parenting Program to help manage sibling conflict. read more

Triple P has been identified as one of five parenting programs effective at reducing aggression, depression and anxiety in children. read more

The first Triple P seminars in Balçova, Turkey, attracted more than 200 parents eager to learn positive parenting strategies. read more

A social network that delivers Triple P to at-risk parents in Los Angeles has been recognized with a major technology award. read more

Triple P’s Professor Matt Sanders has been honored at the University of Queensland’s inaugural Top Five Innovators awards. read more

A small study of 51 parents from Nairobi’s slum areas looked at whether strategies behind Triple P would work in a highly disadvantaged setting. read more