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Renowned family psychologists is coming to NZ

One of the world's best known family psychologists is coming to NZ

Steve Biddulph, author of "Raising Boys" and the "Secrets of Happy Children" will be speaking in Auckland on 1 and 2 May 2004. Steve's honest, simple and powerful books are in 4 million homes in 27 languages around the world. Awkward looking, fallible, blunt, silly and yet somehow unforgettable, Steve stands up for the values of love and community in a world gone mad with greed and fear. Over one hundred thousand people have already attended his talks in 22 countries and received the benefit of Steve's practical parenting advice. Steve will present two talks in NZ at the Hyatt Regency Auckland, the first aimed at early childhood teachers and the second for parents and caregivers.

Saturday 1 May 9.00 am Early Childhood Council Conference Keynote Address "Raising Boys" Everyone who has boys today is concerned for them. We all want to raise our boys into confident, safe, positive and caring men. To do this you have to understand the special nature of boys. What part do fathers play? What must mothers understand? What must carers know about making a centre boy friendly? Why are boys more at risk for separation anxiety and the "sad/angry boy syndrome?"

Sunday 2 May 1.00pm Workshop for parents and caregivers "The Secret of Happy Children" This powerful, moving and hilarious talk reminds you why you had kids in the first place. It's practical, and helps you see new and better ways to be with your family. It's also inspirational, lifting you up in a sense of community with all parents worldwide. Topics include: Understand the stages of childhood Work out your parenting style Discipline - it's not what you think How to get children to change How to make sure your love gets through Quality time is a lie Living in the present where your kids are

Go to http://www.ecc.org.nz/events or contact Early Childhood Council Freephone 0800 742 742 for more information about Steve and his NZ talks.

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