Parenting

It’s hard to know why kids resist school. Use these prompts to look beyond the behaviour & discover what might be making learning difficult.

New research shows Australian parents want to know how their children are doing socially and emotionally, not just academically.

Simple, small changes to embrace slow motherhood and make your family life feel easier, calmer and more joyful.

Young men need more than advice when they reach adulthood. They need older men to walk alongside them, model faith & share their wisdom.

Online safety educator Rebekah Nijsen explains why parents need ongoing conversations about using AI safely.

Good communication with teenagers is rarely about having the perfect advice. Creating space to listen may be one of the most powerful ways parents can support their teens.

The concept of matrescence explains why becoming a mum can feel joyful, exhausting, confusing and deeply transformative, all at the same time.

Parenting teenagers often means making decisions while questioning yourself the entire way through. This reflection explores the tension between wanting to be liked and having the courage to hold loving boundaries.

A new online trend is using AI to rank people based on their appearance, raising concerns about self-esteem, comparison and online safety. Parents are encouraged to help young people understand their worth beyond a score.

From climbing trees to riding bikes, risky play can help children develop confidence, resilience and better decision-making skills. “Wobbly moments” are a normal and important part of childhood.