The changing face of childhood illnesses
Are common coughs and colds giving way to more serious medical issues in kids? Experts reveal what they are seeing.
How much exercise does your child need?
It’s no secret that kids need physical activity for healthy bodies and minds – but the amount and intensity of exercise they require varies greatly depending on their age.
Why it’s OK to be a Grinch with kids’ Christmas gifts
Christmas is a time for giving, but does that mean kids should get everything on their lists? Experts say a less-is-more approach is actually better for children.
What to do if you find out your child is a cyber bully
Discovering your child is a victim of cyberbullying is distressing enough for any parent – but what if your son or daughter is the bully?
How do I get my baby to sleep?
Feel like forever since you’ve had a good night’s snooze? These tips may help your bub – and you – sleep right through.
What to do if your child hates going to school
Whether your preschooler is having trouble separating from you or your teen simply will not attend class, school refusal a complex issue.
6 stress-busting tips for students
This year has been hard on young people, especially students. As the year draws to a close and exams loom, these tactics can help them stay positive.
Parenting dilemmas: When can I leave my child home alone?
Staying home on their own is a rite of passage for kids growing up, but how do you know if they are ready?
7 types of play that are awesome for kids
Child’s play is a vital part of growing up, and essential for learning and developing life skills. But some forms of play are more valuable than others.
Why you shouldn’t cancel your kid’s swimming lessons in winter
Keeping up your child’s swimming lessons during the cooler months will pay off in the long term, experts say.