When it comes to raising bilingual children, myths and misunderstandings are common, but facts are hard to come by.

From board games to competitive sports, winning and losing will come up many times throughout your child’s life...

The return to school after summer can be tricky, but this year in particular returning to school may feel more different than ever

Children rely on facial features to recognise others. Wearing masks blocks friendly smiles and prevents children from seeing facial...

Anxiety about being hurt is still the greatest fear for children and young people when going to a doctor’s appointment.

We currently do not know how Lockdown will end or how it will turn out. Will life be changed forever, and in what way?

I thought I would discuss this important topic to be really transparent about professional accountability and help you make informed choices

In session with families, “not listening” is one of the most common frustrations I hear from mums and dads.

Children are programmed to seek attention from the adults they trust. When changes happen or things feel unstable, children...

Respectful Parenting I have been talking this week about parenting ideas that move away from traditional behavioural concepts of ‘reward’...

Apologies are important. They repair relationships and ensure we stay connected with those we love despite our mistakes or wrong doings...

When Time Out emerged, it was intended as the last step in positive parenting models. It was sold as ‘a non-violent response to conflict’,

Discipline is the hardest part of parenting. You are not alone if you find setting limits and following them through difficult enough...

In western societies, punishment for children is not only acceptable, but expected; the very concept of a childhood without punishments...

I have a real issue with the idea of ‘the terrible twos’. That label brings with it a load of feelings such as dread and anxiety of...

It may be hard to remember our childhood accurately, but few people forget their adolescence.

COVID-19 is here to stay and has changed how we live and interact with our communities… for now.