Being a parent is idealised in ways that is designed to shame us, but just because we are parents does not mean we are devoid of humanity, of emotions, of the essence of life and living
Being a parent is idealised in ways that is designed to shame us, but just because we are parents does not mean we are devoid of humanity, of emotions, of the essence of life and living
Don't compare notes about your children to standardised societal metrics
What children really need is time with you
Parenting in modern age, explained
Some are outright, some are subtle, but all of them have one underlying theme: shame
They should set limits and have honest conversations about Internet usage with their children, experts say
...and the truths
According to traffic authorities, children below the age of four should be seated in appropriate child seats to ensure they are secured inside the vehicle
There is some debate that gaming can become a true addiction, but according to the World Health Organisation, ‘gaming disorder’ can ‘result in significant impairment in personal, family, social, educational, occupational or other important areas of functioning’
Making them feel better actually ends up making them feel worse