How Extracurricular Activities Make Your Children Smarter and Stronger
Extracurricular activities provide a holistic approach to a child's development, shaping their intellectual, emotional, and physical capabilities.
Baby & Toddlers
Embrace the joys and learnings of early parenthood with our Baby & Toddlers sub-category. Explore articles that cover various aspects of caring for babies and toddlers, from sleep training to nutrition and developmental milestones. Find support and guidance to navigate this special phase of parenting.
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The Rhesus Factor: Understanding its Impact on Family Planning
When couples understand the Rhesus factor and its potential implications, they are well-equipped to embark on their family planning journey.
Third-Culture Kids (TCKs): Raising African Children with Hybrid Identities
Raising African TCKs means facing tough truths.
What to Expect from Your Baby’s Growth Spurts and Milestones
Growth spurts are rapid increases in your baby's physical size, such as weight, length, and head circumference.
Should Kids Celebrate Valentine’s Day?
As February 14th approaches, African parents worldwide find themselves asking: Should our kids join the Valentine’s Day frenzy?
Single-Parent Travel Tips: Making African Christmas Memories with Your Kids
Returning home during Christmas as a single parent transcends a simple trip. It becomes a powerful declaration of cultural resilience.
7 Simple Ways Kids Can Learn Kindness at Home
Remember that your children will mimic your behaviour, so demonstrate kindness in your interactions with others.
Should African Parents Allow Their Kids to Celebrate Halloween?
For many African parents, Halloween also raises religious questions. Those who are Christian or Muslim often worry that Halloween conflicts with their beliefs.Â
How to Involve Your Kids in Cooking
Involving your kids in cooking is an enriching journey that fosters culinary skills, cultural appreciation, and family bonding
Is Your Toddler Ready for Preschool?
Some toddlers are ready for preschool at age three, while others might need a little more time.Â