Parenting News
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What to do when your child has allergic rhinitis
KidsThe risk of developing hay fever is much higher in children with asthma or eczema, and in those with a…
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Should you Google your baby’s symptoms?
Babies & ToddlersThe internet makes it easier for parents to find information and potentially misdiagnose or delay treatment for their baby.
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Dealing with head lice in children: Tips for parents
KidsHead lice are bothersome for both parents and kids, but they are not dangerous to your child and do not…
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How can I get my baby to eat savoury foods?
Babies & ToddlersKeep offering a variety of meals, and your baby should soon begin to naturally like a wide range of flavours,…
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The hidden dangers of shopping trolleys and children
KidsShopping trolley-related injuries cause substantial paediatric morbidity among children under the age of five, and can be deadly.
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The top 10 no no’s for your baby
Babies & ToddlersEnsuring your baby is safe is a crucial element of being a parent. You can help keep your baby safe…
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Can you prevent eating disorders in children?
High SchoolThis week is National Eating Disorders Awareness Week (February 22–28) and the spotlight is on preventing eating disorders in children.
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The truth about high protein diets and tweens
KidsTweens and teens are often tempted to follow a high protein diet, but extra protein can be dangerous to your…
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Why power naps are good for teens
High SchoolTwenty minutes of power napping in the afternoons can provide your teenager with a much-needed boost of energy.
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Why snacking can be good for your child’s brain
Babies & ToddlersSnacks give crucial nutrients that your child requires between meals during a critical period of growth and development.
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How to talk to your teen about sex
High SchoolThere are things that you can do to create an open dialogue with your teen where they feel safe to…
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Good news: Today’s teens are not in a hurry to grow up!
High SchoolParents may still marvel at how fast their kids grow up, but research finds that teens are maturing more slowly…
