Parenting News
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Setting boundaries and dealing with power struggles
KidsWhen a child refuses to do something and the parent continues to make demands, this is referred to as a…
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How to communicate effectively with your child’s teacher
High SchoolYou and your child's teacher are on the same side. You both want the best for your child. Communication is…
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Dealing with the doldrums of homework
High SchoolIf getting your child to complete homework is a daily struggle, follow these expert tips to assist you - and…
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Is your child really gifted?
KidsBy definition, children who are gifted are those who have above-average intelligence and superior talent for something.
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Your child’s birth order personality traits
KidsChildren, regardless of birth order, need to be given opportunities and encouragement to reach their full potential.
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How to introduce your new baby to their older sibling(s)
Babies & ToddlersThe arrival of a new baby into the family is a joyous occasion. For older siblings, it can also be…
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6 Ways to survive long flights with children
KidsWhen you're flying with kids, you're going to run into some turbulence in the form of frazzled nerves and irritated…
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How to handle your daughter’s mean behaviour
High SchoolParents who foster positive relationships with their children are less likely to have daughters who are mean to other children.
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Top reasons why you should take your child to the library
High SchoolAs parents, we are continuously seeking ways to improve our parenting skills. The key may be found in your local…
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Audiologist: ‘If you want to hear, check your ears’
NewsAudiologist and speech therapist Ronel Kilian visited Local Toddler yesterday (March 3) as part of World Hearing Day.
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How to lay the groundwork for self-advocacy in your child
KidsGiving children responsibilities enhances their confidence, while role-playing with children can help prepare them for difficult situations.
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10 Reasons why your toddler’s tantrum is actually beneficial
Babies & ToddlersTemper tantrums can be frustrating but instead of looking at them as disasters, treat tantrums as opportunities for your child…
