7 issues our boys face today and how to help them
An evidence-based approach to developing seven core principles all boys need to grow up confident, healthy and liking themselves.
Category: Primary schoolers
Night terrors in children: What you can do
Night terrors are very different to your child having a nightmare. How does it happen and how can you help your child? We have the answers.
Bedwetting causes & solutions
We explore why kids wet their beds, bust a number of bedwetting myths and offer 5 simple solutions.
How positive behaviour support can benefit your child
Positive behaviour support is a gentle approach that will encourage a positive change in your child's behaviour—and it doesn't involve time-outs or …
My child has started swearing
Kids start swearing at different ages for various reasons. Here are some age-appropriate ways to handle the situation.
Want to be a great parent? Read this
In his new book, The Parenting Revolution, Dr Justin Coulson looks at a parenting style nobody has considered and explains why it matters.
Teaching kids about money: 8 savvy ways
These eight tips from a wealth advisor will ensure you teach your kids good money habits that will last a lifetime.
Developing social skills for children in a post-COVID world
5 tips to help develop social skills for children in your "COVID baby" that will enable them to build meaningful relationships.
School refusal: When you child doesn’t want to go to school
A psychologist offers six tips to help if your child is one of the thousands who refuses to go to school every morning.
6 kids’ classes your child should try this year and why
Here are 6 kids' classes you may want to consider as a fun after-school activity for your little one this year.
School holidays 2023: Term dates, public holidays and school holidays for your calendar
Whether it's to plan vacation care, a family holiday or when to get those school uniforms ready, we have the dates you need for your calendar.
What a teacher really thinks about school reports
School report season is almost upon us. But do they really serve a purpose? One teacher says no.