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Michelle Karavas talks taming toddler tantrums
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Michelle Karavas talks taming toddler tantrums

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Descripción de Michelle Karavas talks taming toddler tantrums

This week we're joined by child psychologist Michelle Karavas, who is here to help us teach our kids to to manage their anger.

She's got some great tips to help your hot-tempered little one cool down quick. 
Plus, we're all guilty of burying our heads in the sands when it comes to uncomfortable issues like refugees and asylum seekers.

It's time to stop hiding from the issue and start listening.

In honour of World Refugee Day, we spoke to Syrian Refugee Joel on what it was like living in a war zone, and her favourite things about finally being in Australia.
And Giles has a word of warning for parentings thinking of taking their kids to see Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom.?
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Your hosts are Mel Wilson and Cassie Hamer with special guest Giles Hardie and our huge thanks to ?Michelle and Joel.?
This podcast was produced by Sinead Barrett and Nina Young.

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