Screen time – today’s reality – with people of all ages spending hours of their time in front of iPads, computers and touchscreens. These can be educational if used in moderation and in the right …
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How does extended screen time affect your child?
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My preteen is lying to me…What can I do?
Adolescents and preteens tend to lie more than children and that is simply because they are at an age where they yearn for freedom. Lying is a quick and easy way to gain access to …
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Parenting around the world
“We do not have a handbook to go by and we may make mistakes, but we do our best to do what we think is best for you.” Possibly slightly paraphrased; my father’s reason for …
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8 ways to get your child to eat more fruit and veg
We all know that fruit and vegetables are good for us, but how many adults actually eat them regularly? Foods contain combinations of nutrients and other healthy substances. No single food can supply all nutrients in …
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Moving? Prepare your child for the move.
Thinking about moving to a new city, a new country, a new house? Sooner or later, many families face the prospect of moving. Not sure what to do to prepare your child? Read on for some …
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Successful Parent-Teacher Meetings
During the academic year, schools assign a special date and time for a parent-teacher meeting. This is important to build strong partnerships between the teachers and parents, whether your child is doing well in school …
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8 practical tips to help your child study
Studying is more than just completing homework. Ensuring that your child develops good study habits from an early age, will not only help them achieve in school, but will help make them self-disciplined, organised and …
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6 ways to help your child manage their anger
Anger is a natural feeling that everyone encounters. Knowing how to manage those feelings of anger in a constructive way is of vital importance. A young child, does not have these skills yet. Here are …
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Why read 20 mins a day?
The more time a child spends reading, the more benefits they shall reap. Reading is “brain food”. It provides one of the most enriching and complex brain activities available in life. Exposing your child to …
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The 4-part apology ~ Do it right!
Growing up comes with taking responsibility of our actions, both good and bad. Learning how to apologise when you have done something wrong, in a sincere manner, shows that you are becoming mature and are …
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