7 kids’ books about gratitude
From intentional activities and service opportunities to the books we read, we can shine a spotlight on gratitude.
3 books for kids who want to change the world
These are the books you want your kids to read when you realise the future of our world lies in their hands.
Raising kind and confident kids
When raising kids, kindness doesn’t mean weakness. What does it mean to raise a kind yet confident child?
Teaching boys to rescue damsels in distress doesn’t spell the end of feminism
When did rescuing become such a bad thing, something to discourage in our boys?
This is why you don’t need to give your kids your full attention
How can I be a good mother, when I have so much else to do?
Three questions about photo consent you need to ask your kid’s childcare or school
Many childcare centres and schools will take a photo of your child playing or learning and send it to you during the day. Here’s what you need to know to protect your kid.
🎥 A conversation about body image with your children
Change the language you use about body image with your children.
Tried and tested ways to survive long-distance car trips with children
A few things can make the difference between a long-distance car trip being a living nightmare and mostly tolerable—even enjoyable.
Why children should stay in school—and not go on protest marches
Last month, Mums At The Table published the article, “In the footsteps of Greta Thunberg? One mum says yes. Here’s why”. Not everybody agreed. Here’s one reader’s response.
In the footsteps of Greta Thunberg? One mum says yes. Here’s why
Some may criticise kids for illegally taking time off school to protest major social issues, but does the end sometimes justify the means?
7 surprisingly countercultural parenting tips that work
“It takes a village to raise a child,” so goes the African proverb. But what if that village, including schools, peers, media and the culture at large, goes strongly and blatantly against your principles?
Can you mix medicine with milk for toddlers?
You may have tried one or all of these strategies when trying to get your child to take medicine, but experts are warning against them.