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Family togetherness – Guiding our children, our way – Aboriginal Parenting WA Guides (2012) [INFORMATION SHEET]

September 12, 2012


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Even though we might live in another town or somewhere else, we are all still part of our community and can still help with the growing up of our kids.

This growing up is at the heart for us as a community. It lets our kids have close contact with their relatives.

Our kids are then able to learn things, and they learn by hearing what we say, watching things being done and practising what they have seen and heard.

This is a very important and accepted way of our family life and is a good way for our kids to learn. It’s also a good way for our kids to know they are loved by lots of people.

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