The teen years can feel overwhelming, but open conversations, practical support and the right care can help young women navigate hormones with confidence.
By: Kourtney Smith
While church and youth group helps, the biggest influence on a child’s faith comes from home.
By: Telana Sladen
Susan Woodworth from Walk and Talk Psychology shares why kids lie and how parents should respond and proceed with the situation.
By: Melody Tan
Yelling at children—especially younger kids—appears to be effective. They stop whatever they’re doing (or not meant to be doing) and start obeying you.
Dr Gary Chapman’s five love languages offer parents simple, practical ways to help children feel seen, valued and deeply loved.
By: Sabrina Peters
If you’ve ever gone to bed replaying the day in your head, wondering if you were too harsh, too distracted, or just not enough, you are not alone.
One step-parent reflects on lessons learned in blended family life, sharing practical wisdom on patience, communication and building strong relationships over time.
By: Sabrina Peters
It’s one thing to drop your child off at school or daycare and see them wave goodbye. It’s another thing entirely when that goodbye comes with tears, clinging, and pleas not to leave.
Learning Intervention Specialist Natalie Nicholls from PLECS Learning shares how understanding brain development and executive functioning can improve children’s behaviour and create calmer family routines.
By: Sabrina Peters
There’s nothing quite like the moment you find out you’re expecting your first child. It’s thrilling. Surreal. Overwhelming. From picking out onesies to researching prams, the list of “things to do” seems endless.