How to talk to kids about death
It’s only natural for parents to want to shield their children from one of life’s harshest realities, but coming clean about death (early) is essential.
What you are doing to your kids’ digital identity
About to post a photo of Tom’s first steps or Evie’s school concert to social media? Read this first.
4 ways to help kids resist peer pressure
Even the most non-conformist kids are not immune to peer pressure. Here’s how parents can help children handle it, before it becomes an issue.
It’s OK to lose: Why good parents let their kids fail
Protecting children from failing or being disappointed will cost them later in life, warns child psychologist Dr Fiona Martin.
How to tell if your child is being bullied (or is a bully)
It can be incredibly hard to know when a child is a victim of bullying – or a perpetrator. So what are the signs to look out for?
How to know if your child is ready for school
Starting school is a major milestone in a child’s life. But for parents, knowing when is the right time is often the greatest challenge.
Why I wrote a children’s book about IVF
Former Olympian Jacqui Cooper tackles a topic many children have questions about – but many parents find difficult to talk about.
How to talk to your kids about body image
As body image issues among children continue to climb, it’s never been more important for parents to step in early.
4 simple ways to better communicate with your children
If you’re having trouble talking to your kids, you are not alone. You also need to read this.
Cool runnings: Why winter sport is good for kids
Kids stuck indoors this winter? Here are five excellent reasons to get them rugged up and outdoors.