How to help your child manage their anger
Everyone has feelings. It takes time and patience to learn how to manage them effectively, below are some strategies and tips that parents can use to help children manage their anger.
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Is your child developing social and communication skills appropriately?
Here are 7 tips to improve your child's social and communication skills.
Back to school asthma and what you can do about it
Back-to-school asthma results in a surge of hospitalisations during the first few weeks of a school term -- with asthma admissions tripling in children aged 5 to 14.
Why it is OK for your child to be different
Allowing your children to be uniquely and beautifully different is understanding that what you see as negative behaviours can also be valuable in the right context.
6 steps to help kids refresh and rejuvenate before school starts again
Children need to rest, refresh and rejuvenate in the school holidays - so they have the energy and stamina for when school starts again. Here's are some ways you can help them...
5 tips to reduce your child’s exam anxiety
With Easter just around the corner, our children are now busy preparing for their first exams of the year! Although the magnitude of exams vary from year to year, the...
Bullying at school – how to recognise it and help your kids
Bullying at school makes life even more stressful for the children and parents involved. We need to know how to recognise it and how to help our kids.
Protect against bullying with communication and social skills
As parents, we would not wish for our children to become either a bully or a victim of bullying. So what can we do to avoid this?
6 tips for raising an adventurous eater
From social media feeds filled with animal shaped sandwiches to the best sugar-free cookie recipes, knowing what to feed your children can be overwhelming. Here are 6 tips for raising kids who will enjoy a variety of healthy food ...
How to develop mental toughness in primary school children
Mentally tough children perform better in exams, sleep better, show better attendance, are more engaged in the classroom and have higher aspirations. They transition better from junior to secondary education, perceive less bullying and are less likely to adopt anti-social behaviour.
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