Parenting
Even good kids can lead a social boycott. Parents — this is on you
More stories of social boycotts are emerging, worrying many parents. When did you last ask your child if someone is left out, check the class WhatsApp group, or talk with them openly?
A pediatrician warns: Baby food squeeze pouches hide real risks
How did a second-grade test turn into a battle over children’s future
Are you making your children afraid of the world?
Panicking about Roblox? The truth is much deeper and more troubling
The uproar surrounding Roblox exposes an uncomfortable truth about parenting in the digital age: It’s easier for us to blame the screens than to remain present in our children’s worlds.
100 stories that help parents understand what their child is really experiencing – free
An Israeli initiative launches a free platform that provides emotional support for children through 100+ interactive stories.
Your children are growing up with artificial intelligence. These are the 3 things they must know
An open letter to those who are about to grow up into a world of artificial intelligence – and also to their parents.
Parents, take note: How to smoothly transition your baby from liquids to solids
Everything you need to know about moving from liquid to solid foods, with practical tips, modern baby-led eating approaches, and tech tools to ease the first year.
The first year challenge: The complete guide to feeding in the baby’s first year
From the first milk to the family meal: Everything parents need to know about the development of healthy eating and the tools that will help along the way.
The mothers who discovered the life-changing secret
Philips Avent is launching this month Vera – a double, wearable electric pump that promises mothers a pumping experience that is more natural, discreet, and convenient than ever.
The white nights are over: Huggies sends a nurse home to tired parents
The diaper brand launches an innovative service in collaboration with the Wonder platform – a home visit by a certified nurse for parents of a first child up to one month old.
Parents, you must not pass this scar on to your children
We tell ourselves that we are just concerned about their health, that we want life to be easy for them, but in reality—we project our own childhood wounds onto our children. Let’s break this cycle.
Your child isn’t a start-up, and you’re not their manager—so why 4 extracurriculars a week?
Even first graders attend three or four activities—English, programming, robotics. A parenting coach explains why home time after school matters for family bonding.
The secret is in the spread: Ideas for nutritious sandwiches for healthy children
The beginning of the school year is a great time to leave behind all the less healthy summer nutrition – and invest in nutritious sandwiches that will keep the kids focused during the school day.
Focus from nature: The plants and nutrition that will help your child stay focused in class
You don’t have to suffer from ADHD to experience concentration difficulties during studies. Children’s nutrition, together with certain medicinal plants, can make a difference.
