Behaviour
You might have seen, you might have experienced it but there’s a way to stop your kids from going through it
Most parents don’t understand a lot of today’s teen-speak, so a language expert decodes some of the more popular and perplexing teenage slang
Over half of children ‘would feel helpless to act is they saw someone injured, new research suggests.
Children as young as six are suffering from stress. Claire Spreadbury talks to Dr Preethi Daniel about the warning signs, and how you can help.
Before you jet off on a family sunshine holiday, make sure you’re familiar with these vital sun protection tips from a dermatologist
It’s going to be a scorcher this week – here’s how to make sure the whole family is safe from too much sun
From FOMO to gaining ‘likes’ and suffering low self-esteem, children and teens have it tough right now
As Disney launches a Family Fun Swim program, find out how parents can encourage kids to fall in love with swimming.
Internet Matters gives tips on how parents can help stop kids from sharing comments and photos they might regret later.
Social media rules suggest 13, but children half that age can be seen posting online.
Columnist and trained counsellor Fiona Caine advises a woman who’s unsure how to handle her stepson’s emotional outbursts
If your child struggles to bounce back from adversity, here are a few ways to help make them mentally tougher
An Oxford professor says there’s no single set answer – but how and why they’re engaging with screens is probably more important
Is it time to put aside guilt over tablet use?
Being more relaxed, offering praise and learning about fruit and veg all help...
Yes, it’s actually possible to make kids listen without parents shouting.
Here's everything parents should know about the Blue Whale Challenge, with advice on how to protect your kids
A Pediatric Dentist shares important tips to make mums lives easier...
10 tips for an stress-free first dental visit for you and your little one...
Educational experts reveal the best tips to revise for exams...
Just remember, saying 'no' doesn't make you a bad parent
Ask any parent of more than one child and we're sure they'll agree, life with siblings in conflict is far from calm.
Nowadays we are finding kids clinging onto technology and forgetting all about their responsibilities.
While playgrounds are a great source of exercise and socialisation, parental supervision is still recommended.
From one mum to you, here's some advice on handling the summer break
While where you live might be considered safe, parents do need to be vigilant
