Person: Niamh Hannan

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Parents urged to rethink allowing teenagers to go on Leaving Cert holidays

Parents are being urged to rethink allowing their children to go on a Leaving Cert holiday.

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Generation Gap: How Millennials are challenging traditional work practices

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How a reward system can help you manage your child's behaviour

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Tips on how to teach kids to be responsible

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44% rise in calls and texts to teen helpline since 2015

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How to deal with ‘shyness’ in a child

Getting to know your child's friend's parents is important

PERHAPS work commitments rarely allow you to drop off or collect your child at school. 

Sat, 06 Jun, 2015

Imaginary friends are a useful tool for kids

AS much as 37% of seven-year-olds have imaginary friends, according to research. It’s a phenomenon that can continue through the ages and stages, says Dublin-based psychologist Niamh Hannan.

Sat, 07 Mar, 2015

Keeping lid on interruptions

Helen O’Callaghan says there are techniques to teach children. 

Sat, 03 Jan, 2015

How to get your child to stop swearing

Helen O’Callaghan  reveal some essential tips on tackling kids using swear words. 

Sat, 11 Oct, 2014

Table manners for restaurants

BECAUSE you have young children doesn’t mean eating out has to be confined to fast food restaurants.

Sun, 03 Feb, 2013

And then there were two ...

WHEN you tell your child that a new baby brother or sister is due to arrive, their response may surprise you.

Sun, 13 Jan, 2013

Loss of a pet is hard on a child

Relationship to an animal can be as close as to a person.

Sun, 02 Dec, 2012

With kid gloves

WHETHER it’s your child’s play date persistently snatching the best toys, or a loudmouth kid on the bus shouting swear words, is it ever OK to discipline other people’s children?

Sat, 07 Jul, 2012