A serious illness rocks you to the core, and everything changes. This is difficult enough for an adult to try to get their head around but if you have – or are recovering from – a serious illness and you’re a parent, how do you help your children understand what’s happening to you?
Why does bullying happen, and how can we prevent it and promote more kind, accepting environments? We speak to ‘How To Create Kind Schools’ author Jenny Hulme…
Can you bear to watch your children make mistakes? Hannah Davies struggles to let go of her inner control freak for the sake of her own children’s happiness…
Clem Felix understood intuitively what made one of her children tick, but not the other, and they clashed. Then she discovered psychological profiling for kids…
Are you worried about the amount of time your child spends online? Do you nag them about it, but get nowhere? You’re not alone. Psychologies editor Suzy Greaves discovers a new coaching book for kids that just might help
Our parenting expert, Ilona Boniwell, offers her advice on how to encourage your child’s confidence levels
Our agony aunt, Mary Fenwick, offers her perspective on your problems
Psychologies’ family expert, Dr Ilona Boniwell, introduces further scientifically proven methods to increase your children’s happiness
Making small changes to your daily routine can have a massive impact on your children’shappiness levels, says Psychologies’ parenting expert Ilona Boniwell
ChildLine reported a 200% increase in requests for help since 2012, with teens desperately seeking solutions for anxiety, exam pressure and problems with teachers. As exam pressures mount, journalist Claire Eastham writes about how stress at school can affect your life and how we can help our children to navigate challenges
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