How to step in when grades come at the cost of mental health
The first sign of a mental health issue in teenagers is often a drop in grades. Here’s what parents can do when it’s time to make a choice.
How to be ordinary in an extraordinary world
School is a place where kids learn to compare and talent is applauded. But there are three ways ordinary kids can find their extraordinary place in life and be happy with it.
How to deal with the misery of middle child syndrome
It’s not until it’s too late that you realise middle child syndrome is a real thing. For parents, there are three things that can overcome it.
What does a “good kid” look like?
Raising nice children is a goal most parents aspire to, but defining a “good kid” can be a challenge when you’re working with tweens and teenagers.
Why being friends with your kids is a bad idea
When parenting gets hard, it’s easy to fall into the trap of trying to be friends. But friendship isn’t what kids need from their parents.
Talking to kids about the London terrorism attack
The terrorism attack in London may have children asking questions parents find difficult to answer. Here’s how to keep the fear at bay.
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