Parenting News
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Improve brainpower by getting children active in class
High SchoolQuick breaks involving physical activity during class help children refocus so they can return to their desks ready to learn.
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Swearing in front of kids: The good, the bad, and the ugly
KidsThe question of whether swearing in front of children is harmful to their development and wellbeing is one that many…
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Should your little girl do ballet?
KidsBallet is a beautiful dance form but if done incorrectly, can result in long-term damage to bodies that are still…
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Bullying in SA schools: What all parents need to know
High SchoolTragically, bullying continues to be a part of the everyday life of school-going children in South Africa.
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Dealing with tantrums: the “prescribing the symptom” tactic
Kids"Prescribing the symptom" is a parenting tactic that experts say works wonders when dealing with a child who is having…
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What do you serve for breakfast to your child?
KidsEven though school mornings can be rushed, set your child up for success by making sure they eat a healthy,…
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Is heading in soccer dangerous for your child’s brain?
High SchoolResearch suggests heading in soccer can increase your child’s risk of sub-concussive injuries, which can accumulate and cause brain damage.
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The two main reasons children aren’t physically active
KidsSupport and encouragement from family members is a really important factor in increasing our children’s activity levels.
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Keeping our children safe: The risks of violent video games
KidsGiven how common violent video games are, it's no wonder parents are worried about the impact of violent video games…
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How to run your home like you run your business
KidsRunning your home like a business will assist you in achieving family goals, strengthening connections, and creating many joyful memories.
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Child car safety: Why wearing a seatbelt saves lives
Babies & ToddlersWith 700-1 000 child deaths on SA roads a year, ensuring your child wears a seatbelt can mean the difference…
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Dealing with childhood food allergies
KidsFood allergies in children are more common than many parents realise and a handful of food types account for 90%…
