There comes a stage in primary school when friendships start to feel very different.
In our house, we’ve slowly moved from carefree playground friendships and big groups of friends to smaller, tighter circles where the drama seems to happen more often. Little squabbles have turned into hurtful comments and confusing fallouts, and some evenings end with teary conversations at bedtime...
Peer pressure is a common part of growing up. Children and teenagers often feel the need to fit in with friends and classmates, which can sometimes lead them to make choices they wouldn’t normally consider. As a parent, you play a crucial role in helping your child navigate these situations confidently and safely. Here’s how you can support them.
