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.
When your child says “I’m fat”
If your child asks you if they are fat, or tells you that someone called them fat, resist the urge to say “You’re not fat! You’re beautiful.”
7 ways to help your child explore a career path
Here are just some of the different ways parents can help their children explore future career options and get on the right career path.
Period undies, pads and cramps: How to talk to your daughter about her first period
Here’s how to prepare yourself so you can talk confidently on the changes that their bodies might go through.
The dark web: What every parent needs to know
Shrouded in intrigue and mystery, it’s no surprise the dark web is alluring to kids. Here are 8 things parents can do to protect their children from the dark web.
Mum of school-aged girls? Watch out
Girls are doing worse than boys when it comes to their general wellbeing at school, a new study reveals.
Flipped classroom: Coming to a school near you
Flipped classroom concepts are becoming quite trendy in schools. So what is a flipped classroom model and how can it help your child?
9 fun indoor things to do with kids that are also educational
Children spending too much time indoors watching TV? Here are 9 indoor things to do with kids that sneakily encourage learning.
Technology for kids: How to set the rules
When it comes to technology for kids, the conclusion always seems to be: Less if more. But is it really all that bad?
You probably never thought your son may have this
We may expect our daughters to struggle with this, but statistics show boys suffer from body image issues too.
Cyberbullying: Help for your child
Bullying today is no longer confined to the school grounds. Here are 7 ways to provide our kids with cyberbullying help.
Building resilience in children
Your child’s coping skills can be directly linked to how they react to difficult situations. It’s why building resilience in children is so important.