Parenting News
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Period Shaming – Here’s how parents can put an end to it
High SchoolPeriod shaming is common not only in South Africa but also around the world - and it's time we all…
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Help your child kick the thumb-sucking habit
Babies & ToddlersChildren who suck their thumbs beyond the age of six (when their permanent teeth appear) can affect their mouth's growth…
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Sleep deprivation linked to diabetes in children
KidsEach extra hour of sleep helps children maintain a healthy weight, gain muscle mass, and control blood sugar levels.
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Treating Atopic Dermatitis in babies and children
Babies & ToddlersAtopic dermatitis is a relatively common childhood skin condition that first appears between ages 3 and 6 months.
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Asthma in Children: Home remedies and tips
KidsThere is no cure for asthma, however, there are certain things you may do to reduce your child's asthma triggers.
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Can certain foods strengthen your child’s teeth?
High SchoolYes, consuming too much sugar can lead to cavities - but did you know that many other foods really help…
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Handling criticism from your obnoxious teen
High SchoolWhile it may be healthy and normal teen behaviour in some cases, constant criticism isn’t something parents should let go…
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How to understand and raise a transgender child
KidsTransgender children can live happy, healthy, and successful lives with the correct resources and support.
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Why over-praising has harmful consequences for children
KidsWe want our children to feel good about themselves, so we try to praise them as much as we can.…
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The difference between a cold and an allergy in children
Babies & ToddlersBecause both the common cold virus and allergies share similar symptoms, it might be difficult to tell the difference between…
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Dealing with skin rashes in children
KidsRashes in young children can be distressing, but they are usually not harmful unless they are accompanied by other symptoms.
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Managing stuttering in toddlers and older children
KidsAnyone can stutter at any age. But it's most common among children who are learning to form words into sentences.
