Your child will face many challenges as he grows, so teach him skills to make good decisions from the get-go.

Showing love and affection to your child is a good thing, but make sure you don’t go overboard!

Who run the world? Girls! Read on to find out how to raise your pint-sized princesses to be powerhouses.

Raising a child who’s often overlooked, thanks to an accomplished sibling? Learn ways to help him come into his own.

Now that junior’s a tween, be prepared to deal with these problems at this stage of their life!

Since an ability to meet deadlines is an excellent trait, try these strategies to help your kid deliver prompt work.

Katy Harris has made it her life’s work to use behavioural therapy to help kids cope with tough life situations.

Bent on bringing up a kid who embraces differences? You’ll want to put these suggestions into practice ― pronto!

Follow our advice to give your middle child what he needs most to grow into a healthy, well-adjusted person.

Family therapist Swanie Khoo loves to help kids make sense of challenges and teach them how to overcome adversity.

A few simple words will assure your kids of your unwavering love and support ― so, make these important statements.

Spot signs of addictive behaviour in your kids and nip it in the bud, say experts. We list telltale tendencies…

Let your child know he means the world to you with these uplifting words…

Strategies to address the four learning methods.

It’s true: You need to have failed to truly succeed. Now tell your kids…

From ghosts and darkness to insects, follow these easy strategies to help junior cope with his fears…

Is your child’s aggressive behaviour with playmates, siblings and you really just a phase? We talk to a psychologist…

Making threats or shaming junior are dreadful things a parent can do to their child. Find out why.

Get ahead of your child’s access to porn and prevent them from suffering from misinformation now!

When kids learn good values, they may even find a way out from peer pressure and bullying.

Bring up a kid who truly cares for others ― follow this guide to raising thoughtful and compassionate children.

Feel like your child is missing out on mental and emotional growth because they are shy? Here's how to pull them out of it!

Experts have advice on when is the right age for children to stop seeing their parents change or shower.

Kids can do and say the most embarrassing things. Help them rein it in and grow as a person!

Born into a connected world, our children are spending more time on smart devices — vulnerable to cyberbullying.

When bad friends happen to good children, what can a parent do?

Here’s useful advice that will turn your little rascal into a mature man who’s confident of navigating the adult world.

We’ve all heard about children who don’t see any way out. How can we help?

Teach your child vital skills that’ll help him thrive in tomorrow’s world with our helpful hints.

Conflict between siblings is actually a good thing ― children learn an important life skill when they settle disputes.

Got a quick errand to run? Get tips to help you decide if junior can take charge at home!

How to ensure that your kids can handle themselves and their own safety when you're not around.

Parents share the infuriating things their children do (or don’t do!) that test the limits of their endurance…

Does your child only do their homework at the last minute, or puts off doing their chores all the time?

Should you worry if your child suddenly stops talking to you? How should you handle this change in them?

At what age is your child emotionally and mentally ready to have their own smartphone? We ask the experts…

Follow these expert-approved strategies to become your child’s confidant and biggest cheerleader.

Managing peer pressure is part and parcel of growing up. We have pointers on how junior can handle it.

In the age of Instagram and instant “Likes” — kids need to learn to wait and to earn praise and good things.

Spark your child’s fighting spirit and help him weather the toughest of times ― especially when you’re not around.