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Teens 21.1.2020 12:30 pm
How to deal with your child transitioning from tween to teen
Helping your kids navigate this transition can be difficult, but it is necessary.
If your child is between the ages of eight and 12 they are referred to as a tween. This is the preadolescent stage, right before they enter the fascinating stage of adolescence.
Baby Phrases to avoid when seeing new moms
Try to be a bit more sensitive to new mamas!
Sleep nightmares – how to help your child sleep better
Nightmares can be normal, but they have to be managed.
How to support a shy child
‘Shyness is not a bad thing — it’s a natural response to uncertainty or novelty, and for the most part, it’s really good.’
How to help your child succeed in school: how kids’ brains work
As schools officially open today, understand how childrens’ brains work.
Five fun and beneficial after-school activities for kids
Here are some fun ideas you can try with your little ones after school.
Primary Schooler GALLERY: Grade 1s steal our hearts on their first day at school
These little ones inspire bravery!
Pre-Schooler Tips for surviving the first day of preschool and mastering tear-free goodbyes
How mom and baby can survive the first day of pre-school.
Toddler WATCH: How Takkies successfully weaned her toddler off breastfeeding
Like a lot of moms, she was over the cuteness of breastfeeding.
Hacks to help you survive back-to-school mornings
Getting our kids out the door in the mornings can be mission impossible for a lot of families.
Some tips for going back to school
Parents and their children need to adjust their routines back to the reality of the school term.
Your weekend gig guide
Things to do before the back-to-school rush begins.
Back to school: Buying school stationery
Are you geared up for a new school year?
Exploring child care options: Creche, nanny, or au pair
Parents must choose an option that, not only suits their family’s requirements, but the pocket too.
Teens Supporting a child who performed poorly in matric
How can parents help their children navigate their way out of the anxiety of failing matric or performing poorly?
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