Keeping an eye on tweeting kids – or should we?
Are you worried that your kids spend too much time on Twitter? Read an advice from a social media expert Sally-Anne Rogers.
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psychology for parents
The Terrible Two’s
Two year olds like to be independent. Getting independence is not an easy task. Life is quite demanding at the age of two. What you have to remember is that every child is different and will learn and grow at his or her own pace.
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Sugar and Spice and All Things Nice..?
Girls’ friendships at primary school are often intense, confusing and frustrating. Of course they can be a source of sheer joy, full of giggles and chatter, sharing secrets and fun. But this happiness and security can be devastated by break-ups, betrayals or gossip and your daughter will need guidance to help her navigate her way through these sometimes choppy waters
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Be Your Child’s Advocate
A child’s life is a complicated social and educational phenomenon. Like we have problems at work, our sons and daughters have theirs at school. Normally, children are quite capable of sorting out these problems themselves or with the help of their teachers and we, as parents, don’t need to worry or do anything about it. Sometimes though – our involvement is crucial
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