In 2014-15, 96,000 long stay business visas were granted to people moving to Australia, many with a partner and children in tow. And that’s not counting all the Aussie families outward-bound to other countries for work....
What exactly do we mean when we talk about success at school. Are outdated ideas about ‘success’ failing our kids?...
For many families, chores can be difficult to navigate. Kids generally don’t like being asked to do things they don’t want to, and it can be tough trying to explain why some of the more laborious tasks in life are necessary....
In my son’s schools, there has been a lack of expectation for my child, clearly demonstrated by the absence of appropriate goals being set for him....
Professional photographer and a mum of two, Louise Glendon, shares her tips on how to capture your family adventures in beautiful photos. ...
Growing up in a generation where ‘winning’ and ‘losing’ has been replaced by ‘participation’ awards carries serious consequences. ...
Kids rebel against it, parents struggle to help with it, and teachers are always chasing it up: but is homework actually beneficial?...
Distressing images of international violent conflicts and war are currently all over Australian media, and it can be difficult to know how to support our children when they learn of these violent acts....
A sensory environment has many benefits and promotes inclusion for all children, including those with a disability or mental illness. ...
Literacy begins with parental involvement – often, reading aloud – and continues with the development of a genuine enjoyment of reading. Books play an essential role in a child’s development and are the building blocks for a better future....
