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Triple P Canada - Positive Parenting Program A positive parenting program that has helped more than 4 million families worldwide. Triple P takes the guesswork out of parenting.

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You don’t have to solve your child’s boredom. With a little support, they can learn to handle it themselves, and we can ...
07/29/2026

You don’t have to solve your child’s boredom. With a little support, they can learn to handle it themselves, and we can step back with pride.

Triple P parenting expert Trevor Mazzucchelli suggests positive parenting strategies including:
🎨 Make materials easy to access in your home
📝 Prepare children ahead of time with lists and schedules
😍 Notice and praise when they go well
🪜Help them start, then step back
🫂 Schedule one-on-one time

Link in the comments

By changing how we think about boredom, we can take the pressure off solving our kids' problems. And focus on what matte...
07/22/2026

By changing how we think about boredom, we can take the pressure off solving our kids' problems. And focus on what matters most: helping them grow up confident and capable.

Here’s 3 ideas to get you started:

🏁 Help kids create a realistic list of short and longer activities (like doing a puzzle or building a cubby) and plan how long they are expected to play by themselves. Younger kids may only be able to do things for a short time before they need your support.
😍 Notice when they use their plan and encourage them with praise: “I’m so proud of you for doing that all by yourself!”
⭐️ Set aside one-on-one time with your child when you can be 100% available. Feeling seen, loved and valued supports their mental health and strengthens your relationship.

Link in the comments for the full article by Triple P parenting expert Associate Professor Trevor Mazzucchelli.

Gagner, c'est génial ; perdre, ça ne l'est pas. C'est dans notre nature, et c’est OK. Mais dans le feu de l'action, il n...
06/16/2026

Gagner, c'est génial ; perdre, ça ne l'est pas. C'est dans notre nature, et c’est OK.

Mais dans le feu de l'action, il n'est pas toujours facile de savoir quoi dire. Ces phrases positives peuvent vous aider, vous et votre enfant, à réguler les émotions fortes et à revenir à ce qui compte le plus : s'amuser.

Lisez notre dernier article « Comment aider votre enfant à avoir l’esprit sportif, qu'il gagne ou qu'il perde » : https://www.triplep-parentalite.ca/can-fr/articles-et-nouvelles/post/comment-aider-votre-enfant-a-avoir-lesprit-sportif-quil-gagne-ou-quil-perde/

Winning feels great, losing doesn’t. We’re hardwired that way, and that’s okay.   But in the heat of the moment, it’s no...
06/16/2026

Winning feels great, losing doesn’t. We’re hardwired that way, and that’s okay.

But in the heat of the moment, it’s not always easy to know what to say. These positive parenting phrases can help you and your child manage big feelings and get back to what matters most: having fun.

Read our latest article ‘How to help your child be a good sport, whether they win or lose’: https://www.triplep-parenting.ca/ca/articles-and-news/post/how-to-help-your-child-be-a-good-sport-whether-they-win-or-lose/

By taking the focus off winning, using positive reinforcement, role modelling good sportsmanship and helping your child ...
06/16/2026

By taking the focus off winning, using positive reinforcement, role modelling good sportsmanship and helping your child cope with big feelings, you can help them learn how to be a good sport and bring the fun back into play time.

En mettant l'accent ailleurs que sur la victoire, en utilisant le renforcement positif, en agissant en tant que modèle p...
06/16/2026

En mettant l'accent ailleurs que sur la victoire, en utilisant le renforcement positif, en agissant en tant que modèle pour un bon esprit sportif et en aidant votre enfant à réguler ses émotions fortes, vous pouvez l'aider à développer un esprit sportif et à retrouver le plaisir de jouer.

Découvrez comment dans notre dernier article : https://www.triplep-parentalite.ca/can-fr/articles-et-nouvelles/post/comment-aider-votre-enfant-a-avoir-lesprit-sportif-quil-gagne-ou-quil-perde/

Lorsque nous mettons l'accent sur les compétences, le travail d'équipe, l'amitié et le plaisir plutôt que sur la victoir...
06/11/2026

Lorsque nous mettons l'accent sur les compétences, le travail d'équipe, l'amitié et le plaisir plutôt que sur la victoire, cela fait un bien fou aux enfants – et souvent au tableau d'affichage.

Comment montrez-vous l'exemple d'un bon esprit sportif à la maison ? Comment encouragez-vous votre enfant lorsqu'il réussit ?

Lisez notre dernier article pour découvrir des conseils que vous pourriez mettre en pratique immédiatement afin d'aider votre enfant et votre famille à avoir un meilleur esprit sportif : https://www.triplep-parentalite.ca/can-fr/articles-et-nouvelles/post/comment-aider-votre-enfant-a-avoir-lesprit-sportif-quil-gagne-ou-quil-perde/

When we focus on skills, teamwork, friendship and fun instead of winning, it does kids – and often the scoreboard – a wo...
06/11/2026

When we focus on skills, teamwork, friendship and fun instead of winning, it does kids – and often the scoreboard – a world of good.

How do you role model being a good sport at home? Support your child when they’re doing it well?

Read our latest article for tips you can use straight away to help your child and family be more gracious losers and humble winners: https://www.triplep-parenting.ca/ca/articles-and-news/post/how-to-help-your-child-be-a-good-sport-whether-they-win-or-lose/

Pour certains enfants, les jeux et les sports peuvent être une véritable montagne russe émotionnelle.Quand ils gagnent, ...
06/09/2026

Pour certains enfants, les jeux et les sports peuvent être une véritable montagne russe émotionnelle.

Quand ils gagnent, ils se sentent au sommet du monde, mais quand ils perdent, ils se sentent malheureux.
La bonne nouvelle, c'est que les pratiques parentales positives peuvent aider les enfants à acquérir les compétences nécessaires pour développer l’esprit sportif. Et à se concentrer sur ce qui compte le plus : s'amuser !

Poursuivez votre lecture pour découvrir nos meilleurs conseils https://www.triplep-parentalite.ca/can-fr/articles-et-nouvelles/post/comment-aider-votre-enfant-a-avoir-lesprit-sportif-quil-gagne-ou-quil-perde/

Playing games and sports can be an emotional rollercoaster for some kids. When they’re winning, they feel on top of the ...
06/09/2026

Playing games and sports can be an emotional rollercoaster for some kids.

When they’re winning, they feel on top of the world, but when they’re losing, they feel miserable.

The good news is that positive parenting can help kids learn the fundamental skills needed to be a good sport. And focus on what’s most important – having fun!

Read on for our top tips https://www.triplep-parenting.ca/ca/articles-and-news/post/how-to-help-your-child-be-a-good-sport-whether-they-win-or-lose/

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