Navigating Your Child’s Behavior
From the first cries to the first tantrums, navigating your child’s behaviour can be a beautiful yet sometimes confusing journey. Here at Tweddle, we understand that understanding and responding to your child’s behaviour is a key part of this journey. That’s why we’ve created this supportive space packed with resources and strategies to help you navigate every stage, from newborns to toddlers.

Newborns Behaviour
Understanding newborn behaviour – Learn the language of cries, coos, and cues to better understand your little one’s needs. Read more…
Newborns: crying and colic – Find practical tips on managing fussiness and colic, common concerns in the early weeks. Read more…
Newborns: common behaviour concerns – Get guidance on sleep issues, feeding challenges, and other normal newborn behaviours. Read more…
Babies Behaviour
Understanding baby behaviour – Uncover the reasons behind smiles, babbles, and tears to strengthen your connection. Read more…
Responding to baby behaviour – Discover positive and effective ways to communicate with your growing baby. Read more…
Babies: common behaviour concerns – Address frequent issues like separation anxiety, stranger danger, and sleep regressions. Read more…
Babies: crying – Understand the different types of cries and learn soothing techniques tailored to your baby’s needs. Read more…
Toddlers Behaviour
Understanding toddler behaviour – Decode the tantrums, meltdowns, and explorations of this exciting stage. Read more…
Encouraging positive toddler behaviour – Set the stage for positive development with clear expectations and positive reinforcement. Read more…
Toddlers: behaviour tips & strategies – Discover a toolbox of practical strategies to address common challenges. Read more…
Toddlers: crying & tantrums – Learn how to navigate the emotional storms of toddlerhood with empathy and understanding. Read more…
Toddlers: common behaviour concerns – Get support with biting, hitting, sharing, and other typical toddler behaviours. Read more…
Toddlers: friends & siblings – Foster positive relationships with siblings and peers through play and guidance. Read more…
Toddlers: discipline – Discover positive discipline approaches that encourage cooperation and learning. Read more…
Circle of Security Resources
The following Circle of Security ‘Being-with and Shark Music’ video helps parents to explore how uncomfortable feelings left over from experiences from their own past can influence their current relationship with their child and the way they think and feel about parenting.
Our Family Programs
Tweddle is a statewide Early Parenting Centre here to support you and your family throughout the transition from pregnancy to parenting. We address a range of concerns such as sleep and settling, health and wellbeing, behaviour, and attachment-related challenges for your baby, toddler, or preschooler.

Our focus is on early intervention and prevention, targeting sleep and settling, building strong attachments, enhancing resilience, and helping you decipher your baby’s cues.

Spend the day with fellow parents, all navigating the challenges of parenthood. Our focus is on supporting each other and empowering your family.

Our experienced Tweddle Practitioners offer 30-minute telephone consultations, providing support and guidance on sleep and settling, parenting uncertainty, and various other issues.

Tweddle’s no-cost in-home support is a valuable program offering two 2-hour home visits to families across the West. We provides gentle solutions to various parenting concerns.

Early Help Family Service is a collaborative program by Anglicare Victoria, Victorian Aboriginal Child Care Agency (VACCA), and Tweddle, offering inclusive support to families in Western Melbourne with children aged 0-18.

Getting ready for a baby and becoming a parent can be challenging. The GGB&K team helps growing families access tailored support anytime during pregnancy and the first few weeks after the baby is born.

Looking for a way to build stronger bonds with your little one, while having fun and connecting with other parents? This free 8-week program welcomes mums, dads, foster parents, and primary carers with babies and toddlers aged 8 months to 2 years.

We offer a wide range of education classes to provide the best care for parents before and after the birth of their baby.