Parenting support can help parents to develop better relationships with their children and reduce the risk of behaviour problems.

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Parenting support can help parents to develop better relationships with their children and reduce the risk of behaviour problems. / Bywater, T.J.; Hutchings, J.M.; Hutchings, J. et al.
Yn: Education Review, Cyfrol 20, Rhif 2, 01.01.2007, t. 57-67.

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Bywater, TJ, Hutchings, JM, Hutchings, J & Bywater, T 2007, 'Parenting support can help parents to develop better relationships with their children and reduce the risk of behaviour problems.', Education Review, cyfrol. 20, rhif 2, tt. 57-67.

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Bywater, T. J., Hutchings, J. M., Hutchings, J., & Bywater, T. (2007). Parenting support can help parents to develop better relationships with their children and reduce the risk of behaviour problems. Education Review, 20(2), 57-67.

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Bywater TJ, Hutchings JM, Hutchings J, Bywater T. 2007. Parenting support can help parents to develop better relationships with their children and reduce the risk of behaviour problems. Education Review. 20(2):57-67.

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Bywater, T.J. et al. "Parenting support can help parents to develop better relationships with their children and reduce the risk of behaviour problems.". Education Review. 2007, 20(2). 57-67.

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Bywater TJ, Hutchings JM, Hutchings J, Bywater T. Parenting support can help parents to develop better relationships with their children and reduce the risk of behaviour problems. Education Review. 2007 Ion 1;20(2):57-67.

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Bywater, T.J. ; Hutchings, J.M. ; Hutchings, J. et al. / Parenting support can help parents to develop better relationships with their children and reduce the risk of behaviour problems. Yn: Education Review. 2007 ; Cyfrol 20, Rhif 2. tt. 57-67.

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