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Father and Mother, Richard and Claire Fuller, Brisbane, Australia
Richard and Claire Fuller didn’t like shouting at their 2-year-old daughter Emily when she misbehaved. But using strategies from Triple P Online, they now don’t have to.
Father Rungana Mawema, Newham, United Kingdom
Single dad Rungano Mawema couldn’t get his two boys, aged 6 and 7, to do as he asked. Then, he did Triple P and now can’t hide his delight when he talks about the difference it’s made.
Father and Mother, Richard and Claire Fuller, Brisbane, Australia
Richard and Claire Fuller didn’t like shouting at their 2-year-old daughter Emily when she misbehaved. But using strategies from Triple P Online, they now don’t have to.
Mother Dawn Turner, Herefordshire UK
She had no trouble with her first child, so Dawn Turner couldn't understand why her daughter Ruby was so demanding and argumentative. But with Triple P under her belt, Dawn's relationship with her daughter has "gone soaring".
Mother Jennifer Bock, Santa Clara USA
With a son under two years old, Jennifer Bock was feeling the strain of her boy’s aggression and misbehavior. “I wasn’t enjoying being a parent,” she says. That’s changed now.
Mother Angharad Davies, Herefordshire UK
Single mother Angharad Davies was always exhausted by the time her daughter Cerys finally went to sleep at night. Cerys would scream and cry until midnight and throw all her furniture out of the room. Now, it's "goodnight" by 6pm.
Mother Tammy Ellis, Herefordshire UK
With six kids in a two-bedroom house, Tammy and Shane Ellis’s life was chaotic. But why did the kids behave well for Shane and not Tammy? Luckily, Group Triple P helped turn things around.
Mother LeSandra James, Louisiana, USA
As a single parent with a Down Syndrome child, LeSandra James was ready to try anything that could help her care for her daughter. Of Triple P she says: "I love it."
