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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

Emotional intelligence isn’t something that children are born with — it’s something that they learn. Parents and caregivers can do a lot to help kids. They can help kids identify, label and express their emotions in healthy ways. In our busy world, it is vital to help kids process their emotions. This way, they can nurture longer listening-brain functioning, better Read More

Raising a neurodivergent child can be challenging and rewarding. This includes kids who are autistic, have ADHD, or struggle with sensory processing issues. So, as parents, there is one area we often need some advice about — and that is, understanding our child’s sensory needs. Sensory processing refers to the way your child processes information from the environment 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

Teaching children responsibility doesn’t happen overnight. One of the most practical ways to instil it from an early age is through consistent, age-appropriate chores. But knowing what tasks are suitable for a 5-year-old versus a 12-year-old can be a challenge. An age-appropriate chore chart removes confusion. It also sets a clear path for growth. It Read More

In today’s tech-driven world, screens are everywhere. We use them for schoolwork, chatting with friends, and entertainment. Technology has many benefits. However, parents are worried about how much time their children spend in front of screens. The challenge goes beyond cutting screen time. It’s about creating realistic rules that help build healthy habits. This guide Read More

Sibling rivalry is a familiar, if not inevitable, aspect of family life, like sibling rivalries, which can start with tussles over toys or the front seat. But the problems go much deeper. They often include competition for attention, identity formation and new relationships. If these tensions are ignored, they breed resentment or behavioural problems. With understanding and active parenting, sibling rivalry Read More

Teenage years often come with depression as they are filled with rebellion and mood swings. But this time is so essential for exploring yourself to grow. It’s a widespread challenge, but also a potent opportunity. These years define how we communicate and how we feel. A good relationship between parents and teens is a good basis for a child to Read More