Tips for going vegan—at any stage of life
You can go vegan no matter how old (or young) you are. However, depending on what stage of life you’re at, there are certain things to look out for when on a plant-based diet.
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.
How to help your shy toddler socialise
Q: My 16-month-old daughter is very shy around other toddlers. She’s not very good at playing with or near other kids, but is fine when other adults around. When we go out, she’s fine with us, but seems to get quite upset with other children coming into her space. What can I do?
6 simple ways to raise kids to love reading
Here are some ideas to get your family kickstarted on a brand new lease of life when it comes to reading.
Speech and language development at home
Are you worried that your child may have delayed speech and language development or may not be developing clear speech and language normally?
5 easy ways to teach children compassion and empathy
Raising children with the ability to empathise is key in creating a kinder, more compassionate and loving world.
6 steps to reduce sibling rivalry
How to deal with sibling rivalry? Psychologist Collett Smart provides six steps to reduce rivalry between siblings. 👫
How to teach your child patience
With everything at our fingertips, how do our children learn the great art of waiting?
Age-appropriate chores: 5 ways to get your kids started
Let’s talk about why children should be doing the family chores from a young age and how to get them started. Make sure you read to the end for our list of age appropriate chores for kids aged two to teens.
Help! I have a hyperactive child!
Q: Help! What is the solution for a two-year-old boy being hyperactive?
How to handle a clingy child
Q: How do I get my clingy 19-month-old to detach from mum and a bit more onto dad? If I’m unavailable, he’s fine, but I’m his preference. Dad is doing his best to meet our toddler’s needs but he just isn’t interested!
How to help your child resolve conflicts
It will be upsetting to hear your child talk about any nastiness they’ve been subjected to by other kids, and your distress may well compel you to take matters into your own hands. Don’t.