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Usapang Parental

Usapang Parental

By: SBS
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 What are the challenges and rewards of parenting in a new culture? Hear stories from Filipino migrant families about raising kids in Australia, as well as parenting tips and advice from experts.Copyright 2025, Special Broadcasting Services Social Sciences
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  • When her marriage was falling apart, this mum built a game to help others

    When her marriage was falling apart, this mum built a game to help others
    May 15 2025
    When Aggie Vlotman had her first child, she expected joy and found it. But she didn’t anticipate the toll it would take on her marriage. Sleepless nights, changing priorities, and unspoken frustrations pushed their relationship to the brink. Yet from that struggle, an idea was born, and a game was created.
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    13 mins
  • 'In that fun, they learn': The power of play in learning science

    'In that fun, they learn': The power of play in learning science
    May 8 2025
    A new approach to learning is emerging: interactive, participatory, and immersive play. These engaging experiences can be enjoyed for free at the Science Gallery of the University of Melbourne.
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    13 mins
  • How a dad uses storytelling to raise culturally aware children

    How a dad uses storytelling to raise culturally aware children
    Apr 3 2025
    Kirk Manas, a nurse and father from Melbourne, wrote his first children’s book entitled 'Juan Pinoy.' The vibrant story highlights the Filipino culture, inspired by his daughter and his own feelings of disconnection from his roots.
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    13 mins

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