Before lockdown most kids had a variety of things happening in their day. School, music lessons, dance or sport. Chances are you had a lot of things going on too. And while there is a certain beauty in paring things back, it can also lead to tension in the house. Dr Sarah Hughes is a clinical psychologist at Think Psychology and the author of Parenting Made SimpleShe herself has a toddler at home during lockdown. Sarah gives us her tips on surviving this period, including advice on how to handle boredom and sibling rivalry.. 

<div>Before lockdown most kids had a variety of things happening in their day. School, music lessons, dance or sport. Chances are you had a lot of things going on too. And while there is a certain beauty in paring things back, it can also lead to tension in the house. Dr Sarah Hughes is a clinical psychologist at <a href="http://www.thinkclinicalpsychologists.com.au/our-team/" target="_blank">Think Psychology </a>and the author of <a href="https://exislepublishing.com/product/parenting-made-simple/" target="_blank">Parenting Made Simple</a>She herself has a toddler at home during lockdown. Sarah gives us her tips on surviving this period, including advice on how to handle boredom and sibling rivalry.. </div>

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Before lockdown most kids had a variety of things happening in their day. School, music lessons, dance or sport. Chances are you had a...

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