Parenting News
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Massive drop in school fee payments due to Covid-19
KidsAccording to a survey, many schools are battling due to non payment of school fees, mostly as a result of…
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Beware: Eating disorders are glamorised on social media
KidsEating disorders like anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa and binge-eating disorder are silent and sometimes deadly diseases.
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Fatty foods your child can do without
KidsIf your child consumes too many fatty foods, they will be at a higher risk of developing childhood obesity and…
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How much child maintenance can single parents claim?
KidsMany single parents are confronted with the reality of having to fight for child maintenance. Here's how child maintenance is…
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Covid-19: How to deal with the stress of “back to school”
High SchoolHow you deal with your anxieties about the pandemic and back to school has a major influence on how your…
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Spice up your love life after having kids
KidsHas the spark in your relationship been extinguished compliments of the kids? Here’s how to get the flame burning again.
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Tips on how to (gently) tell your child they’re adopted
KidsExplaining adoption to your child can be challenging and there are so many things to weigh up and consider.
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Should your child keep using WhatsApp?
KidsParents have until 8 February to decide whether or not they will continue using the WhatsApp service.
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Keep your tot occupied with these age-appropriate “chores”
KidsLetting your child help with household chores teaches your tot valuable life lessons and helps develop a sense of autonomy.
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The differences between hybrid and blended learning
KidsIt’s becoming clear that more and more parents are leaning towards different schooling options for their kids since the COVID-19…
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Most pregnant women with COVID-19 don’t have symptoms
KidsAccording to a recent study, most pregnant women who tested positive for COVID-19 are asymptomatic.
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Epilepsy in children | Myths vs Facts
KidsThere are many myths around epilepsy. If your child been diagnosed with epilepsy it’s important to separate fact from fiction.
