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.
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.
Teaching kids about money: 8 savvy ways
These eight tips from a wealth advisor will ensure you teach your kids good money habits that will last a lifetime.
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.
School refusal: When you child doesn’t want to go to school
A psychologist offers six tips to help if your child is one of the thousands who refuses to go to school every morning.
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.
School holidays 2023: Term dates, public holidays and school holidays for your calendar
Whether it’s to plan vacation care, a family holiday or when to get those school uniforms ready, we have the dates you need for your calendar.
What a teacher really thinks about school reports
School report season is almost upon us. But do they really serve a purpose? One teacher says no.
Why you shouldn’t force your kids to finish their food
Forget fussy eating. Making your kids eat everything on their plate will lead to obesity, bad eating habits and other problems.
Want the best gifts for girls? These women make them
Don’t miss the exclusive offers from these local brands. They have some awesome gifts for girls young, old and everything in between.
Make sure your kid knows these code words
A simple way of giving your children a discreet way out for when they need help, without feeling embarrassed.