Playtime that gives back: A new school programme that helps raise funds while children have fun
What if a family day out could help your child’s school raise money, without parents having to spend anything extra?
You Look After Everyone Else. Isn’t It Time You Put Yourself Back on the List?
For busy parents, finding time to exercise can feel like one more impossible demand. Body20’s 20-minute EMS training helps you
How breast density matters in breast cancer
One of the most important and least understood factors in breast cancer detection, is breast density. Dr Marna du Toit,
222 Nights of Hope: Body20 Eases the Journey for Families Facing Childhood Cancer
For families grappling with the harsh realities of childhood cancer, the struggle extends far beyond the hospital ward. But this
Urbanisation may be changing who pregnant women can rely on – AWARE.org
Pregnant women living in urban and rural communities may be navigating very different support systems, according to new research by AWARE.org,
Saddle Up for a Roarsome Adventure! Dino Ranch: Island Explorers Premieres on Cartoonito Africa this September
The ranch gates are opening onto something wilder, brighter and bigger than ever before as Cartoonito launches Dino Ranch: Island Explorers, a vibrant
The bra that keeps on giving
Do you have a bra at the back of your cupboard that you never wear? Don’t bin it, donate it
Building a Family Culture That Feels Like “Us”
Every family, whether deliberately or by accident, develops a culture — a set of shared rituals, values, and ways of
The Homework Battles: Support Without Doing It For Them
Few daily rituals generate as much friction as homework time. Between a tired child, a tired parent, and a worksheet
Helping Kids Navigate Friendship Changes
“She doesn’t want to be my friend anymore.” “He plays with someone else at break now.” Few things sting quite
Co-Parenting Communication That Actually Works
Whether co-parenting happens across two households after a separation or between two parents navigating different working styles under one roof,
The Bedtime Stalling Games (and How to End Them)
One more story. One more glass of water. A sudden, urgent need to discuss something entirely unrelated to sleep. If
Teaching Kids to Handle Disappointment and Losing
The board game flipped over in frustration. The tears after losing a race. The refusal to play again after coming
When to Step In and When to Step Back: The Overparenting Trap
Loving, attentive parents face a quiet, constant question dozens of times a day: do I help, or do I let
Building Confidence Without Overpraising
Every parent wants a confident child — one who believes in their own abilities, takes on challenges, and doesn’t crumble
Positive Reinforcement: Why “Catching Them Being Good” Works
t’s easy to fall into a pattern where most of the attention a child gets is in response to misbehavior
The Backseat Battles: Making Car Rides Bearable
Few spaces concentrate sibling squabbles, whining, and “are we there yet” quite like the backseat of a car. Confined, buckled
Raising Money-Smart Kids from a Young Age
Financial literacy is rarely taught in a structured way at school, which means most of what children learn about money
Raising Kind Kids in a Competitive World
From school rankings to sports leagues to social media comparison, children today grow up steeped in competition from an early
Teaching Kids to Handle Being Told “No”
Whether it’s a denied request for another cookie, a “no” to a later bedtime, or simply not getting their way
Managing Matric Mental Health: Navigating Pressure with Perspective
The final year of high school is considered one of the most defining periods in a young person’s life, as
Family Meals That Actually Happen (Even on Busy Nights)
The image of a family sitting down together every evening for a home-cooked meal, phones away, unhurried conversation flowing, is
Discipline vs. Punishment: What’s the Difference?
The words are often used interchangeably, but discipline and punishment are built on fundamentally different ideas — and the difference
How to Talk to Your Kids About Big Emotions
A meltdown over the wrong colored cup. Tears over a friend who didn’t want to play. Sudden anger that seems
Chores by Age: Building Responsibility Without a Battle
Getting kids to help around the house can feel like more effort than doing it yourself — the reminders, the
Why we ignore the most sensitive skin on our face
We spend time (and money) building the perfect skincare routine. Serums are layered, moisturisers are carefully selected and SPF has
Dino Ranch: Island Explorers
“It is like the Jurassic Park for preschoolers…” — Matthew Fernandes Become an explorer! Come along with the Cassidy Family
How paediatric radiology gives answers when children cannot
Children are NOT small adults. They experience and express illness and injury very differently from adults. Which is why paediatric
Screen Time Balance: A Realistic Approach for Busy Families
Screen time guilt is practically a rite of passage for modern parents. Between work calls, meal prep, and simply needing
Parenting Burnout: Recognising It and Recovering From It
Somewhere between the school run, the meal planning, the laundry, the emotional labor of managing everyone else’s feelings, and the
