Henry Carter Hull

The first instalment in a landmark series that will follow 11 babies and their families for seven years to discover what it takes to give a child the best chance at life. How, and in what way are Australian children unique?

Becoming an independent adult is the ultimate goal of childhood. But children's horizons are shrinking. Today, children are thought to have less freedom than ever before. In an increasingly fear-driven world, are parents overprotecting children, robbing them of the vital practice they need to become independent later in life? This episode explores how the tricky interplay of parenting and a child's increasing push for independence evolves. So how...

Resilience explores families and children adrift as we discover ways in which positive outcomes can be achieved with the right amount of emotional support.

The first instalment in a landmark series that will follow 11 babies and their families for seven years to discover what it takes to give a child the best chance at life. Join six of our babies to find out if the stress of modern living is too much stress for a child.

Our 7 year olds now spend a third of their lives with their peers and their social lives are complex. What are their roles in these social groups, and what attributes can they bring to this aspect of their lives?