Oliver Grant

Divorce is a significant life change — not just for the parents but most definitely for the children, too. As the world they know changes, children may feel confusion, fear, sadness or anger. Separation between parents can be emotionally challenging, but it doesn’t need to be disastrous for children. Children can handle this change if you give them Read More

Making your kids do chores needn’t feel like a daily war. In fact, when done in the right way, chores can be fun, meaningful, and even look forward to. Parents who manage to make tasks fun but mix in some structure with them often find their kids become more cooperative. They also grow independent and take pride in helping Read More

In the hustle and bustle of family life, it’s easier for things to slip: chores are left undone, routines fall apart and expectations get fuzzy. Consistency and follow-through matter when it comes to household responsibilities and parenting discipline. They provide that architecture required. Consistency does not involve perfection; it involves establishing a reliable rhythm that children can count on Read More

In today’s fast-paced world, family time often takes a backseat to digital distractions. With work emails, social media, and streaming shows on many devices, family time is becoming rare. One powerful solution? Tech-free family dinners. Screen-free meals are becoming an anchor for many families. They help families reconnect, communicate, and thrive together. In this article, Read More

Raising teens is never a one-size-fits-all experience. Kids learn who they are as they become teens. This comes a wish to take ownership for their actions, choices and goals. Now is a great time to build responsibility and promote independent thinking. But responsibility isn’t just given — it must be cultivated, practiced and shaped with purpose. Providing our teens Read More

Divorce or separation doesn’t end parenting responsibilities—it reshapes them. When children are involved, the way two parents move forward matters more than ever. A good co-parenting plan is key. It helps provide stability, keeps routines healthy, and lowers conflict between parents. This blog shows you how to create a child-centred co-parenting plan. It covers why Read More

Sibling relationships are among the most formative in a child’s life. These early bonds often serve as a child’s first lessons in negotiation, empathy, compromise, and shared responsibility. Encouraging teamwork among siblings goes beyond just stopping fights. It’s also about helping them build important life skills for adulthood. While occasional disagreements are part of growing Read More

In today’s connected world, children are introduced to technology from a very young age. Educational apps are popular tools for young learners. Parents and educators often choose them. These apps make learning fun and easy. They offer math games, language tutorials, and more. With their growing popularity, an important question arises: Are educational apps good Read More

Daily life can be a real challenge to be the parent of a child with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, aka ADHD. But it also presents opportunities to develop support systems that allow kids to thrive. A good daily routine is one of the best tools for ADHD parenting. It offers predictability, reduces stress, and helps keep emotions and Read More

Selecting the right school is crucial for any parent. For families with neurodiverse children, this choice is even more significant. Neurodiverse learners, such as those with autism, ADHD, or dyslexia, do best in supportive environments. These settings should cater to their special needs. The best school isn’t just one with high test scores. It values Read More