Your child can be a lot of things, but preferably not this
Responsible, achievement-oriented and highly principled . . . this is the kind of child most parents dream of, until you discover the downside.
Four types of boys and how they respond
Here are the four types of boys I shared about in my book, How to Raise a Man, which is a useful tool in helping mothers understand how to adapt their children’s demands.
3 things to do differently to ensure your child achieves academic excellence
The key way to help your child attain academic excellence is by tweaking your approach to communicating with and guiding them. Here’s how.
The one thing many parents overlook when their kids start school
“We saw [our daughter’s] picture on the side of a bus advertising the school and I just thought, I can’t fix this.”
5 secret weapons that will convert any child who hates reading
Are you watching your kids do absolutely anything to avoid reading and finding yourself with a growing sense of despair?
4 affordable Christmas gift ideas for teachers
Stuck for ideas for Christmas gifts for your child’s teachers and don’t want to spend too much? You’ll love these four super-easy ideas.
Why this bedtime chart is dividing mums online
Some mums are saying this chart is putting unnecessary pressure on parents, while others are swearing by it.
10 books to teach kids about identity and belonging
These books will help your child feel confident, develop a positive sense of who they are and feel like a valued and respected part of the family and community.
4 simple ways to manage screen time for kids
What is the recommended screen time for children and can you use technology in a healthy way?
Why your child should have an early bedtime
The benefits of getting your kid to bed early go beyond a brief moment of “you-time” after they’ve gone to sleep. It has the potential to give them a healthy head start too.
How to avoid shame-based parenting
Are you shaming your child? Many parents are unknowingly shaming their children, and this can result in negative long-term effects.
Why your child doesn’t listen—and how to get them to
Evidence suggests pretence can help children take on others’ perspectives and stay on track more.