How positive behaviour support can benefit your child
Positive behaviour support is a gentle approach that will encourage a positive change in your child’s behaviour—and it doesn’t involve time-outs or punishments.
Loving your child during the terrible twos
The so-called terrible twos, or toddler tantrums, can be as overwhelming as it is normal. Here’s how to survive the stage.
My child has started swearing
Kids start swearing at different ages for various reasons. Here are some age-appropriate ways to handle the situation.
Want to be a great parent? Read this
In his new book, The Parenting Revolution, Dr Justin Coulson looks at a parenting style nobody has considered and explains why it matters.
Developing social skills for children in a post-COVID world
5 tips to help develop social skills for children in your “COVID baby” that will enable them to build meaningful relationships.
6 kids’ classes your child should try this year and why
Here are 6 kids’ classes you may want to consider as a fun after-school activity for your little one this year.
7 busy boards to develop fine motor skills
Busy boards for toddlers are easy to make and provide your child with important skills. Here are seven ideas to make your own.
Raising an emotionally intelligent child
Psychologists are warning parents the difference to raising an emotionally intelligent child lies in the reactions.
When your child prefers one parent
It’s awkward, challenging and can make one parent feel embarrassed or unwanted. Why do kids prefer one parent and how do you deal with it?
When another kid is mean to your kid
How do you deal with another child being mean to your child? Here are the 6 things you should do—and no, it doesn’t involve in stepping in.
The one wrong thing we’ve all been teaching our kids
Many of us think encouraging and helping our kids to chase their passion and to be happy is the ultimate parenting goal. We may be wrong.
Positive parenting approaches for when a child misbehaves
Study finds seven basic things you can do to manage your child’s bad behaviour. And it is based on positive parenting.