Parenting expert Dr Rosina McAlpine interviewed on ABC Radio It is easy to see why comedian Jason Veach’s viral video on sibling combinations struck a chord with so many parents. His take on how different gender pairings shape family life taps into the chaos, tenderness and surprises that every household knows well. Two boys as “double chaos”, two girls as “quiet but emotionally dangerous”, or the older sister and younger brother as the “chocolate and peanut butter” match. It

Parenting expert Dr Rosina McAlpine interviewed on ABC Radio Parenting expert Dr Rosina McAlpine from Win Win Parenting joins the conversation to explore one of the most timeless questions in family life—how do we best raise boys and girls? While love, connection, and emotional safety are the foundation for every child, Rosina explains that boys and girls can develop skills at different rates and face unique social pressures. The interview delves into the importance of early

Parenting expert Dr ROsina McAlpine interviewed by Amy Duggan from ABC Radio. Bringing home your second child is one of life’s most joyful - and unexpectedly emotional - transitions. Many parents find it even harder than the first time around, juggling sleepless nights, physical recovery, and the challenge of dividing attention between two little ones. As parenting, work and family wellbeing expert Dr Rosina McAlpine  explains, this can stir guilt, overwhelm and self-doubt—bu

Parenting Expert Dr Rosina McAlpine Interviewed on ABC Radio Domestic and family violence continues to be one of the most serious issues facing Australian communities, with alarming new figures showing an increase in reported assaults. While intervention and support services are vital, the most powerful change begins much earlier — in childhood. Parenting, work and family wellbeing expert Dr Rosina McAlpine  believes that prevention starts in the home. “The values, attitudes,

Parenting expert Dr Rosina McAlpine interviewed on ABC Radio Becoming a mum for the first time is one of life’s most profound and...

Parenting expert Dr Rosina McAlpine interviewed on ABC Radio Illawarra In today’s media-driven world, children and teens are surrounded...

Parenting expert Dr Rosina McAlpine interviewed on ABC Radio Illawarra Adolescence can feel like an emotional roller coaster—for both...

Parenting expert Dr Rosina McAlpine interviewed on ABC Illawarra. Do your little ones sometimes get overwhelmed by big emotions? You’re...

Parenting expert Dr Rosina McAlpine interviewed on ABC Illawarra. When was the last time you really checked in with your child or...

Keeping family life running smoothly is no small feat. Between work deadlines, school lunches, sports practice, and the mental juggling act of remembering everything, working parents are doing it all — often at the expense of their own wellbeing. But as the saying goes during airline safety checks: put your own oxygen mask on first.

Parenting expert Dr Rosina McAlpine interviewed on ABC Illawarra. When Dr Rosina became a mum at 43, she quickly discovered just how...

Parenting expert Dr Rosina McAlpine interviewed on ABC Illawarra. Parenting expert Dr. Rosina McAlpine from Win Win parenting discusses...

Parenting expert Dr Rosina McAlpine interviewed on ABC Illawarra. Dr. Rosina McAlpine discussing managing sibling rivalry. Dr. McAlpine...

Parenting expert Dr Rosina McAlpine interviewed on ABC Illawarra. Exploring the concept of natural consequences and parenting strategies....

Parenting expert Dr Rosina McAlpine interviewed on ABC Illawarra. Dr. Rosina from Win Win Parenting discussed her recent Leader of the...

Parenting expert Dr Rosina McAlpine interviewed on ABC Illawarra. Parenting expert Dr Rosina McAlpine discusses on ABC Radio the role of...

There’s an enormous range of parenting books out there—covering everything from pre-conception and pregnancy to first aid, child development

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

Parenting expert Dr. Rosina McAlpine delves into the development of the teenage brain.

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...

Parenting expert Dr Rosina McAlpine interviewed on ABC Illawarra. Parenting expert Dr Rosina McAlpine from Win Win Parenting discusses...

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.

Children need to practice self regulation and be able to sit in a chair, listen to a story work at their desk.

Young people's behaviours are often shaped by adults and carers around them.