In a world where parents are expected to balance work, home life and provide emotional support for their children, parenting without self-care can lead to burnout

Make money concepts relatable. Instead of abstract explanations, tie finances to things children already understand, like their allowance, school supplies, or birthday money.

When a child builds with blocks or makes up a story with dolls, they are telling you something about their day, their fears and their hopes. Play allows parents to listen without prying

Children as young as eight begin asking questions. That’s the right time to start, not when they’re already scared or ashamed

For children, especially those brought up away from their communities, some practices can be a shock with unintended consequences

Fathers are seizing the chance to reconnect with their sons, not as providers, but as present, intentional role models. From weekend camps to church retreats and everyday hangouts

“Back in the village, everyone would have been waiting for the child, even fighting to carry the baby. But here, it was just the two of us, exhausted, confused and afraid”

Health experts stress that breastfeeding is one of the most effective ways to ensure a child’s healthy start. It provides ideal nutrition and strengthens immunity

Children as young as eight begin asking questions. That’s the right time to start, not when they’re already scared or ashamed

Parents should give themselves grace, too and it is okay to acknowledge their own anxiety. When parents show calm confidence, children mirror that energy

Children are wired to imitate, and when their main source of role models is online personalities, they mirror not just the fun dances, but also the slang, the attitudes and even the worldview

Mealtimes aren't about winning every battle; they're about nurturing resilience, curiosity, and connection one bite at a time

For children, divorce isn’t just paperwork; it’s a world divided. But within the mess, there’s room for healing