Proven, positive tips that can help every family
You can support your child’s development, grow closer and solve problems – positively. There are many simple strategies you can start using right now, to make every moment count!
- Boost their emotional wellbeing and maintain a good relationship – now, and in the years to come.
- Make family life less stressful and more enjoyable – even in tough times.
- Set good habits early and prevent problems from getting worse with practical strategies you can start using straight away.
- Join more than a million Australian families who’ve been helped by the Triple P – Positive Parenting Program!
- Backed by 35+ years of research studies here and around the world.
What families say about Triple P
Ang
“This time is going so fast. So now I’m really glad that I did it [Triple P] when I did it… It’s making me see things differently, which is really good.”
Timothy
“I want to be the kind of dad that uses a positive approach with my kids, and Triple P is all about that. It's just a really great program.”
Yoshie
“It would have been easy to parent on ‘auto-pilot’ – doing what my parents had done. Instead I now pay attention, to see and understand what’s going on in his mind.”
Articles and News
Catch up on Triple P’s articles to help you confidently navigate every stage of your parenting journey. We also share real-life stories, news and more.
World Mental Health Day: Supporting parents is critical to raising resilient Aussie kids
This World Mental Health Day (10 October), Triple P expert and parenting advocate Carol Markie-Dadds acknowledges the pressure that families face and shares tips to help kids and parents thrive.
Teamwork is key when parents disagree
Parenting arguments are common at times. It is how parents work as a team to handle this parental conflict that matters.
Apart but together: Co-parenting after separation or divorce
Co parenting children can be challenging. Children adjust better when separated parents communicate, put children first, and set consistent rules and routines.
Find which FREE course suits you best
Every family’s different, so we make it easy to choose the parenting support that fits your situation.
Triple P Online for Baby
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- Nurture your baby’s development
- Understand their cues and strengthen your bond
- Look after your emotional wellbeing
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Confidently handle everyday parenting challenges
- Improve behaviour and grow closer
- Positively influence your child’s development
- Create a happier, calmer family life
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- Get a better understanding of anxiety
- Learn what to do when your child is anxious
- Boost resilience and coping skills
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Support your child through separation or divorce
- Create stability and reassurance for children
- Learn proven co-parenting strategies
- Handle challenges calmly and confidently
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Support through separation or divorce
Strategies to ease your family’s journey through separation or divorce.
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