Postnatal depression, single parenting, relationship breakdowns and divorce and losing your identity can be some of the difficulties faced by parents.

Children grow up in different structures such as nuclear families, blended families, rainbow families (same sex parents) and single parents.

Happy single-parent families with healthy, well-adjusted children do exist. Research suggests that when parents, single or partnered, spend time with their kids, children do well.

The Triple P – Positive Parenting Program offers valuable parenting advice for mums, dads, step-parents, guardians and carers to nuture and care for their child.

Being a working parent is never easy, especially with a newborn baby. Read our top tips for busy parents, including feeding the family, shopping, and stress management.

Being a single parent can be tough. Get Triple P's positive parenting ideas for making things easier for you – and your child.

Becoming a single parent is a big change. Single parents can manage the change by giving themselves time, focusing on strengths and seeking help.

Being a single parent doesn’t mean you’re on your own as you raise your children. Getting help and support is a smart thing to do for your family.

When you’re a working parent, you might need family-friendly work options like part-time work or working from home. Here are tips to make it happen.

Learn about building a relationship with your step-children, whether you've parented before or not.