Navigating the Middle School Years
One moment, your child is respectful and kind, and another, they’re defiant and withdrawn. The early teenage years are often fraught with drama and angst.
Parenting
How to create a harmonious home with teenagers
Author: Rachel Doherty | Tweens 2 Teen. It’s every parent’s dream to have a peaceful home with teenagers. So lets talk about how to create harmony when there’s so many hormones running around.
Mum Hacks: Arts & Crafts
Mum Hacks are back with 12 awesome ways to make the most of arts & craft time by reducing mess, keeping supplies neat, and teaching your kid proper techniques!
Easy recipe for homemade hummus
Hummus is so versatile – it can be used as a dip, a spread, in your cooking and best of all, it’s easy to make at home! Watch this quick video from Whats Up Moms to learn how to make creamy, delicious, protein-packed hummus in a few easy steps.
Mums go wild when the kids go back to school
When the kids go back to school, you kiss them goodbye and tell them how much you’ll miss them… but here’s what’s really going on mums.
Advice From a Self-confessed Daggy Dad
Author & humorist, Robbie Parkin says there’s a point in every father’s life when they seemingly go from “Hero to Zero” in the eyes of their children.
Married with kids: How to keep your relationship strong
Author: Amy Van Veen | Focus On The Family. If you’re married with kids, you’re probably keenly aware of that all too elusive commodity – time.
Learning God’s Ways While Raising a Family
Storyteller Rob Parsons shares lessons he wished he’d learned earlier in life…about giving, serving, and parenting.
Helping Your Millennial Child Reconnect with God
We’ll explore reasons why some Millennials are walking away from their Christian faith, and what parents can do to help them reconnect with Jesus. We’ll also offer hope and encouragement to parents who have regrets about being poor role-models for their kids. Part 1 Part 2
Advice From a Self-confessed Daggy Dad
Author & humourist, Robbie Parkin says there’s a point in every father’s life when they seemingly go from “Hero to Zero” in the eyes of their children. Robbie shares some practical advice on how fathers can overcome being seen as a “Daggy Dad” and stay connected with their kids.