What the Law Says About Bullying
Bullying can be devastating for your child’s confidence and self-esteem, especially in the pre-school and early primary years. If your…
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What the Law Says About Bullying
Win or Lose Be a Good Sport
Parents who want their children to be competitive in sport but always to demonstrate good sportsmanship (even when they lose) must lead by example
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Win or Lose Be a Good Sport
4 Parenting Apps You Can’t Do Without
As a parent, you have a lot to manage and remember. From paying school fees on time to making sure…
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4 Parenting Apps You Can’t Do Without
Be Social Media Savvy With These 10 Tips
Technology is often a lifeline for parents. You can ask for parenting advice in Facebook groups, share those special moments…
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Be Social Media Savvy With These 10 Tips
Sleepovers – Yay or Nay?
A time will come when sleepovers and sleepover parties become popular, especially among girls. You might be there already. Use…
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Sleepovers – Yay or Nay?
Marvelous Me-Time
If you can’t remember the last time you went to watch a movie or you’ve always wanted to learn Italian, start a book club or do the tango but can never find the time, then this is for you
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Marvelous Me-Time
5 Top Tips to Keep Your Children Safe Online
Keeping your child safe online is an important issue and something close to every parent's heart. Here are five tips to help you ensure your child's online safety.
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5 Top Tips to Keep Your Children Safe Online
10 Steps to Overcoming Perfection Paralysis
Is your child paralysed by perfection? Here’s what’s really going on and how you can help them overcome perfection paralysis.…
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10 Steps to Overcoming Perfection Paralysis
The Future is Digital: Get Your Child Ready
How do we prepare our children for a future we can’t predict? And careers we can’t even imagine? The future…
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The Future is Digital: Get Your Child Ready
Social Media: The Dangers and the Law
Would you drop off your child at the park and leave them unattended for a few hours? Most parents would answer “no”, so why do we allow our children on social media and online spaces without monitoring their activity? Diana Schwarz, a social media lawyer and child’s rights activist, investigates.
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Social Media: The Dangers and the Law