Developing Deep, Resilient Faith in Our Kids
Waking your kids up early every Sunday morning, or ‘outsourcing’ their faith journey to school or church isn’t enough, writes Annette Spur.
Why We Need a Global Children’s Rights Movement
Katy Faust and Stacy Manning, co-authors of Them Before Us, argue for a re-focus on the needs of children above the desires of parents.
Know the Signs of Postnatal Depression
Postnatal depression or anxiety is a mental health condition that can begin within four weeks of having a baby, writes Michelle Nortje.
How the Ultimate Dad Dads
In Hamish Blake’s new podcast about fatherhood, many of the interview guests tell us what they wish they’d done differently as a Dad.
Do You Interrupt Your Child’s Study to Ask How It’s Going? Try This Instead
An online poll found that most students said their parents hindered their study by asking the wrong things. Here are betters ways to support them.
Why Do We Make Our Kids Do Weekend Sports?
Thousands of kids play sport every weekend. But why? To become pros? No! That’s the wrong reason that’ll make you a toxic parent on the sideline.
Unpacking The Parent-Teacher Tensions in the Education System
John Anderson is joined by Professor James Tooley for a fascinating conversation about the role of education in the modern age.
Finding Glimmers of Hope in the Trenches of Motherhood
Mirette Abraham’s new book offers wisdom and encouragement to mums, as one who’s ‘been there’ and made it to the other side.
Want Your Kids to Do Well in School? Send Them to Church First!
Faith has a big role to play in educational outcomes, writes Aaron Johnstone, as he prepares to send his own four-year-old to ‘big school’.
Connecting with Teens – 6 Tips
Somehow it’s socially acceptable for adults to belittle teens – which only divides us. How can we change the stereotype, and connect with our teens better?