If you’ve ever tried all the strategies to get out the door on time and have wondered why they only work for a little while (or not at all), you’re not alone. Every family is different. Every child is unique. That’s why this resource isn’t a one-size-fits-all solution.

Inside, you’ll find:

- A simple collection of morning and afternoon task ideas

- A blank page for creating a routine that truly fits your family

Feeling the mental load of school prep already?

If your child starts school soon, we’ve created something to take that pressure off your plate.

A free, printable Countdown to School

- Month-by-month

- Calm, realistic tasks

- Designed to build confidence — not stress

We’ve done the thinking for you!

Just follow the timeline and feel more prepared, one small step at a time.

Calmer Afternoons: Simple Strategies for After-School Peace

Afternoons can feel overwhelming for kids (and parents!) after a big day at school. Our Calmer Afternoons Guide gives you practical, research-backed tips to reduce meltdowns, support emotional regulation, and create a smooth transition from school to home.

Inside, you’ll find:

- Quick wins for reducing chaos

- Tips for building simple, consistent routines

- Ideas for connection without screens

- Strategies to support tired kids and prevent evening meltdowns

Perfect for parents of children aged 2–8, this guide helps turn after-school stress into calm, connected moments.

Download now and enjoy easier afternoons!

Heading Out on an Adventure?

Make public transport trips smoother and stress-free with this practical guide for parents.

Inside, you’ll find simple strategies to help your child stay safe, calm, and regulated during the journey — from preparing before you leave to supporting them along the way.

Perfect for building confidence and independence while turning everyday outings into learning opportunities.

4 powerful scripts for the moments when emotions run high and words run out.

Parenting isn’t about having all the answers — it’s about staying steady when big feelings show up.

4 powerful scripts for the moments when emotions run high and words run out.

Parenting isn’t about having all the answers — it’s about staying steady when big feelings show up.

The Australian Early Development Census (AEDC) is a national measure of children’s development when they begin full-time school.

What the 2024 results show:

More children are starting school with vulnerabilities in one or more areas — especially in emotional and social development.

The AEDC reminds us that the “invisible” skills matter just as much as letters and numbers.