Parenting
Our contributors provide resources and advice for raising happy, healthy children, covering a range of topics, from early childhood to adolescence, offering practical tips and expert insights to help you navigate the journey of parenthood. Learn about different parenting styles, effective discipline strategies, and how to support your child's development at every stage.
My Journey With My 34-Week Baby – A Life Story
I never imagined that my journey into motherhood would begin earlier than expected. At 34 weeks, I found myself with a small but powerful spirit baby who seemed to arrive with a message rather than...
Parent Mental Health Day – How the Wellbeing of Parents Shapes the Future
Every year on 30 January, Parent Mental Health Day invites us to pause and reflect on a truth that is both simple and profound, when parents are well, families flourish. Founded by the UK-based youth...
Understanding Matresence – The Process of Becoming a Mother
Motherhood is one of the most profound transformations a woman can experience. Beyond the visible changes to daily life, it initiates a deep internal shift. One that reshapes identity, priorities, and...
How to Become an Intuitive Parent
In today’s world, we have access to so much information about parenting, as well as everything else. It’s wonderful and, at times, overwhelming. Do you ever wish you didn’t have so many conflicting...
A Mother's Journey – Celebrating Strength, Love, and Triumph
Liz Lindenbauer is a talented writer and producer, and above all, a devoted mother to Eva. With pride and warmth, she introduces her remarkable daughter, whose strength, spirit and individuality...
Raising a Pre-Teen or Teen in this Crazy World?
What if the answers to raising an 11-year-old girl or a 16-year-old boy were at your fingertips? Can you imagine how your new year could look entirely different from your current one? Try to picture a...
Why Perfectionism is Harmful for Families and How to Break the Cycle
I wanted a happy family, the perfect, loving kind I had wished for as a child. Instead, I struggled as a parent, feeling alone and isolated. I found myself overwhelmed with anger, sadness, and resentment.
What’s Your Biggest Child Behavior Concern Today?
Do you ever feel like life gets out of control way too often with your child? I get it. Parenting in this day and age just gets more complex every day. With screen time, AI, questions about how much...
Before You Decide to Become a Mom, Read This
Motherhood is beautiful, meaningful, and transformative. But it can also be overwhelming, unexpected, and isolating. As a clinician and a mother of two, I’ve seen firsthand how often women...
Is It Defiance, Bad Behaviour, or Pathological Demand Avoidance?
Is your child a tiny tyrant? Do the simplest requests or tasks (think tooth brushing, putting on socks) trigger apocalyptic meltdowns? Pathological Demand Avoidance (PDA) has been floating around as...
From Enthusiasm to Restraint – What Parents Need to Know About the College Hiring Shift
Last week, the National Association of Colleges and Employers (NACE) released data confirming what many college students and families have been sensing: the college hiring market has entered a new...
Compassionate Discipline Is the Future of Parenting
There was a time when I believed that discipline was about control, about structure, consistency, and firm boundaries. I thought being a good parent meant teaching obedience, enforcing rules...
5 Ways to Help Your Child Stay Calm and Confident at Equestrian Competitions
Supporting a young rider during equestrian competitions can feel like walking a tightrope; do too much, and they pull away; do too little, and they feel alone. Whether it’s their first horse show or a...
6 Tips for Navigating ADHD Challenges in Relationships
If you’ve spent any time online recently, you’ve likely noticed that the conversation around ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder) has exploded. As awareness grows, so does our understanding...
The Motherhood Shift – Why Growing Up With Your Kids Is the Real Journey
Motherhood is marketed to us like a highlight reel, newborn snuggles, toddler tantrums, school lunches, teenage eye rolls, then a beautifully curated empty nest. What makes me sad, and what we don't...


















